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Total Contributions column within the Contribution Analytics does not always equal the sum of the other columns

    • Closed Issue created by Carlos Bazan @cbazan1

    Summary

    The Contribution Analytics column "Total Contributions" does not always equal the sum of the other columns. Please see below for 2 examples. Their sum is actually 57 and 17 respectively. image

    @ahegyi noted this may be a bug. The discrepancy is the number of MRs the user closed (without merge). We do not have a closed MRs column.

    Steps to reproduce

    Have a user close MRs without merging to see if it affects the "Total Contributions" column.

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    What is the current bug behavior?

    The Total Contributions column is showing more than the sum of the other columns. This may be occurring because number of MRs the user closed without merging is not showing as a column.

    What is the expected correct behavior?

    Total Contributions column accurately reflects the sum from all the other columns.

    Relevant logs and/or screenshots

    See above screenshot.

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