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Hello GitHub Community,

I'm experiencing an issue with the Pair Extraordinaire achievement. GitHub correctly recognizes both authors of my co-authored commit, and the pull request was successfully merged into the repository's default branch, but the achievement has not appeared on my profile.

I would appreciate help determining whether I'm missing a requirement or whether this could be an issue with achievement processing.

Repository and commit details

• Repository: [dev-joaovb/sprintforge](https://github.com/[dev-joaovb](https://github.com/dev-joaovb)/sprintforge)
• My GitHub account: dev-joaovb
• Co-author account: [sec-jvbueno](https://github.com/sec-jvbueno)
• Pull Request: [#11 — docs: add contribution guidelines](docs: add contribution guidelines dev-joaovb/sprintforge#11)
• Co-authored commit: [4ec94f2](dev-joaovb/sprintforge@4ec94f2)
• Merge commit: [5edef7e](dev-joaovb/sprintforge@5edef7e)
• Default branch: main

What I have verified

1. The repository is public, and main is configured as its default branch.

2. The pull request was successfully merged into main.

3. The original commit contains the following co-author trailer:

   Co-authored-by: sec-jvbueno <336664585+sec-jvbueno@users.noreply.github.com>

4. GitHub correctly displays both accounts as commit authors on the original commit.

5. The co-author's profile is linked correctly, and the commit is associated with the merged pull request.

6. The achievement is still missing from my profile, despite these conditions being met.

I have also tried another pull request, with the same result.

My question

Is there any additional requirement for the Pair Extraordinaire achievement that is not covered by these checks?

I've found other recent discussions reporting similar cases, including [Discussion #206066](https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/206066). Some users report that the achievement appeared after a delay, while others are still experiencing the issue.

Could this be related to achievement processing or attribution on GitHub's side? Is there anything else I can verify without creating unnecessary commits or pull requests?

Thank you for your time and help.