Number of stars in the Starstruck badge seems to be wrong #20577
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It seems to be hardcoded "⭐️ 16 stars" https://github.com/realamirhe?tab=achievements&achievement=starstruck https://github.com/aaronchall?tab=achievements&achievement=starstruck |
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Yes, it's on purpose. The achievement is awarded when you have a created repository with >= 16 stars. When you reach 128 stars the bronze tier is unlocked, then silver at 512 and gold at 4096. You can see an example of how it looks with all unlocked here: https://github.com/torvalds?achievement=starstruck&tab=achievements Note that it still says 16, 128, 512, and 4096 stars even though the repository has more. |
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Hello all, https://github.com/VictorHugoAguilar/ticketing-microservices-node-nextjs-react |
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I'm wondering if I put stars on other people's repositories, do I also earn the Starstruck badge? |
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That error usually means R is using an old or invalid GitHub token. Quick fix: run gitcreds::gitcreds_delete(), then try remotes::install_github("johnbaums/rmaxent") again. If you want a permanent fix, create a new personal access token on GitHub, set it with gitcreds::gitcreds_set(), then the install will work without the 401. |
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Yes, it's on purpose. The achievement is awarded when you have a created repository with >= 16 stars. When you reach 128 stars the bronze tier is unlocked, then silver at 512 and gold at 4096. You can see an example of how it looks with all unlocked here: https://github.com/torvalds?achievement=starstruck&tab=achievements
Note that it still says 16, 128, 512, and 4096 stars even though the repository has more.