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/dev/null is built in the open, and the About page already lists everyone with a commit in this repository. Nothing on their own profile showed it, although every other kind of participation has an achievement badge. This adds a contributor badge: anyone among the repository's contributors, as the About page lists them, unlocks it and earns a flat 25 XP, like shell shocked earns 100 XP.
This is an alternative to #741, which adds a similar badge. The differences:
It reads the list the About page already caches, through the existing ContributorsQuery, instead of a second query and cache, so profiles and the About page share one GitHub fetch. That keeps it smaller: +196/−42 lines (+95/−38 without tests, partly from moving the existing fetch into its own method), against +242/−4 (+110/−3 without tests) in feat: add an upstream badge for /dev/null contributors #741.
It keeps feat: add an upstream badge for /dev/null contributors #741's good idea of falling back to the last known list while GitHub is down, but keeps that copy for a week rather than forever, so the cache entry has a TTL as the data guidelines ask.
Changes
Achievement::Contributor: the label, description, git-pull-request icon, and a target of 1.
ContributorsQuery::includes(User $user) checks whether the user's GitHub account is in the cached contributor list. It matches by account ID, not handle, since a handle can change on either side, and it reuses the existing one-hour cache, so profiles add no GitHub requests of their own.
ContributorsQuery now keeps every successful list for a week as a fallback. When GitHub doesn't answer, that list is used for a minute before GitHub is asked again, so an outage no longer locks contributors' badges or empties the About page. The list is empty only when GitHub has not answered for a week.
Once that fallback exists, no request waits for GitHub. An expired list is served right away and cached for another minute, so concurrent requests don't ask GitHub too. The refresh then runs through defer() after the response, or after the job or command in queue and console contexts. GitHub is asked while a request waits only when there is no list at all. The fetch moved, unchanged, into refresh().
UserAchievementsQuery adds the badge and its 25 XP in the same way as shell shocked, including a contributor entry in the XP breakdown, mirrored in the XpBreakdown type.
The badge popover and dialog get the new icon, and the dialog's XP footnote mentions +25/contributor.
KNOWLEDGE_BASE.md now lists 16 badges, has a row for the new badge, and describes the About page's outage behaviour.
Tests that strictly mock GitHubProvider and render a profile now expect contributors().
New contributors can wait a few hours for the badge, since GitHub itself can take that long to count a contribution and the list is cached for an hour.
Validation
Local, on macOS with PHP 8.5, PostgreSQL 18 with pgvector, and bun 1.4.3:
vendor/bin/pint --parallel --test: pass
vendor/bin/rector --dry-run: pass
vendor/bin/phpstan: pass
pest --type-coverage --min=100: 100%
pest --parallel --ci --coverage --exactly=100.0: 5058 passed, coverage 100.0%. This run came before a final Rector-only change in ContributorsQueryTest (app() → resolve()). After that change, the test file passed 16/16, and rector, pint and phpstan passed again.
bun run test:lint: pass, with warnings only in existing test files
bun run test:types: pass
bun run test:unit: 212 passed
Hosted CI has not run yet.
Visual evidence
These screenshots come from a local build. Locally the app uses the null GitHub provider, so a test account, @demo-contributor, was added to the contributor list by hand. Screenshots 1 and 2 are from a manual desktop session; the others are from browser viewport emulation.
Badge popover with tooltip, light
Profile rank block, light
Profile at 1440×900, light
Profile at 1440×900, dark
Dialog, badge unlocked, dark
Dialog, badge locked, light
Profile at 390×844, light
The new tile matches the existing badges: the same chip, icon size and mono label, with no clipping or overflow at either width. With 16 badges, the dialog grid now fills evenly. Layout shift on load, measured with a buffered PerformanceObserver, was 0 at 1440×900 and at 390×844.
Device verification
No mobile interaction changed: the badge uses the existing popover, tooltip and dialog. The phone layout was checked only with Chromium viewport emulation at 390×844, not on hardware or a simulator.
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Screenshots: cbda5292
Verdict: CODE: PASS, VISUAL: PASS, with no blocking findings.
Earlier rounds led to more accurate knowledge base wording on timing and outages. The final round reviewed the change made for CodeRabbit's note about requests waiting for GitHub. For the deferred refresh, the reviewer checked how it behaves in HTTP, queue and artisan contexts, the backoff and TTLs, and that exceptions other than HTTP client errors are reported rather than thrown.
Non-blocking notes:
No test combines a failure partway through pagination with an existing fallback list. It runs through the same, already covered branch.
A deferred refresh is skipped when the response is an error (status 400 or higher) or the queued job fails. The fallback is then still cached for a minute, and the next request schedules the refresh again.
Under Octane, a deferred refresh holds its worker after the response while it waits for GitHub. That is no longer than the request used to wait.
Limits of the review:
The reviewer reran targeted tests, phpstan, pint and rector, but not the full coverage run or the bun checks.
The deferred path was not exercised live in a running server, queue worker or Octane.
The reviewer judged the screenshots, not a live device.
Limitations
There is no capture from the base branch. The locked state stands in for "before", since the base has 15 badges and no contributor tile.
Not captured: the popover in dark mode, mobile in dark mode, the mobile tap states, and the "+N more" overflow row.
Locally the app uses the null GitHub provider, so the real contributors endpoint was exercised only through the existing HttpGitHubProvider tests.
If the cached list expires or recovers between the two badge reads in CommitController::store, an unrelated commit could show an unlock toast. The fallback list makes this much less likely.
The deferred refresh was verified through tests, not in a production-like server, queue worker or Octane setup.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added a Contributor badge worth 25 XP for qualifying GitHub contributors. The award is granted once and is based on GitHub account identity; bots and AI agents are excluded.
Bug Fixes
Contributor status can continue to display using GitHub’s last available contributor list during an outage. The list is retained for up to one week; without one, GitHub is reported as unreachable.
Documentation
Updated achievement details and the About page to explain badge eligibility, award timing, and how contributor information is handled.
Anyone among the contributors of the repository, as GitHub lists them
on the About page, earns the contributor badge and 25 XP. They are
matched by their GitHub account, and the badge reads the contributor
list that is already cached for an hour, so profiles add no GitHub
calls of their own.
When GitHub doesn't answer, the contributor list falls back to the last
one it gave in the past week for a minute, instead of being empty. So
an outage no longer costs contributors their badge and its XP, and the
About page keeps showing the list.
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Walkthrough
The application adds a contributor badge and a one-time 25 XP award based on GitHub contributor data. It retains the last successful contributor list for up to one week during GitHub outages. Achievement displays, tests, and documentation now include contributor status.
Changes: Contributor achievement
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Summary
Contributor lookup and fallback app/Queries/ContributorsQuery.php, tests/Unit/Queries/ContributorsQueryTest.php
ContributorsQuery matches users by GitHub account ID. It retains the last successful contributor list for up to one week and uses that list temporarily when GitHub does not respond. Tests cover deferred refresh, stale-list retention, and lookup behavior.
Contributor badge and XP app/Enums/Achievement.php, app/Queries/UserAchievementsQuery.php, tests/Unit/Queries/UserAchievementsQueryTest.php, tests/Feature/Controllers/SessionControllerTest.php, tests/Feature/Controllers/UserControllerTest.php
Achievement results add contributor badge progress and a 25 XP contribution. Tests cover contributor eligibility, and controller tests configure the contributor lookup calls.
Achievement display and documentation resources/js/types/achievement.ts, resources/js/components/achievements-*, KNOWLEDGE_BASE.md
The achievement display maps the contributor icon and lists its XP award. The documentation describes the badge, award, and contributor-list fallback.
sequenceDiagram
participant UserAchievementsQuery
participant ContributorsQuery
participant GitHubProvider
UserAchievementsQuery->>ContributorsQuery: includes(user)
ContributorsQuery->>GitHubProvider: fetch contributors
GitHubProvider-->>ContributorsQuery: contributor accounts
ContributorsQuery-->>UserAchievementsQuery: contributor status
UserAchievementsQuery->>UserAchievementsQuery: calculate badge progress and XP
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Possibly related issues
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#442: The issue requests a badge for open-source contributors; this change adds a badge for accounts listed as contributors to this repository.
Possibly related PRs
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#1271: Both changes use repository contributor data and GitHub account IDs in achievement evaluation.
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#1198: Both changes use ContributorsQuery and GitHub account IDs for contributor recognition.
The contributor badge and XP changes are mergeable after normal checks. A retained contributor list is served without waiting for GitHub; first-time lookups without a retained list can still wait for GitHub, as documented.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 41b44
The badge changes calculated recognition rather than permissions. Ordinary GitHub outages have bounded fallback behavior. The main design impact is extending a shared external lookup into profile and posting flows; concurrent refresh and deployment behavior remain partly unverified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
observed — The new dependency is reachable through public web-profile achievement evaluation, authenticated API-profile responses, and badge evaluation before and after web commit creation. All use the same repository-scoped contributor cache rather than a cache selected separately by each profile visitor.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — External contributor records are filtered for user type, nonempty login, integer ID and contribution count, and configured agent exclusions before entering the shared cache. The inspected consumers use membership for achievement output and notification, not as a permission check or credential grant.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Refreshes have no lock or version check, and retained and current snapshots are written separately. Overlapping workers or interruption between writes can therefore expose differing snapshots. In the inspected design, this affects displayed membership and calculated XP rather than cumulative awards or authority. The retained key expires after seven days, although a short-lived current-cache copy can briefly outlive that expiry.
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Issue #894 requests a contributor badge for users who contributed to the repository. The PR adds Achievement::Contributor, checks the existing repository contributor list by GitHub account ID through ContributorsQuery, awards 25 XP, updates the achievement UI and XP breakdown, and adds automated tests for eligibility and cache behavior. The contributor-list rule is a concrete implementation of the issue request.
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Once there is a list from the past week, an expired one is served right
away and cached for another minute, and GitHub is asked after the
response. So no profile or About page request waits for GitHub, neither
for the hourly refresh nor during an outage. GitHub is only asked while
the request waits when there is no list at all.
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Summary
Closes #894.
/dev/null is built in the open, and the About page already lists everyone with a commit in this repository. Nothing on their own profile showed it, although every other kind of participation has an achievement badge. This adds a contributor badge: anyone among the repository's contributors, as the About page lists them, unlocks it and earns a flat 25 XP, like shell shocked earns 100 XP.
This is an alternative to #741, which adds a similar badge. The differences:
ContributorsQuery, instead of a second query and cache, so profiles and the About page share one GitHub fetch. That keeps it smaller: +196/−42 lines (+95/−38 without tests, partly from moving the existing fetch into its own method), against +242/−4 (+110/−3 without tests) in feat: add an upstream badge for /dev/null contributors #741.GitHubProvidercontract. feat: add an upstream badge for /dev/null contributors #741 still importsApp\Services\GitHub, whichproductionno longer has.Changes
Achievement::Contributor: the label, description,git-pull-requesticon, and a target of 1.ContributorsQuery::includes(User $user)checks whether the user's GitHub account is in the cached contributor list. It matches by account ID, not handle, since a handle can change on either side, and it reuses the existing one-hour cache, so profiles add no GitHub requests of their own.ContributorsQuerynow keeps every successful list for a week as a fallback. When GitHub doesn't answer, that list is used for a minute before GitHub is asked again, so an outage no longer locks contributors' badges or empties the About page. The list is empty only when GitHub has not answered for a week.defer()after the response, or after the job or command in queue and console contexts. GitHub is asked while a request waits only when there is no list at all. The fetch moved, unchanged, intorefresh().UserAchievementsQueryadds the badge and its 25 XP in the same way as shell shocked, including acontributorentry in the XP breakdown, mirrored in theXpBreakdowntype.+25/contributor.KNOWLEDGE_BASE.mdnow lists 16 badges, has a row for the new badge, and describes the About page's outage behaviour.GitHubProviderand render a profile now expectcontributors().New contributors can wait a few hours for the badge, since GitHub itself can take that long to count a contribution and the list is cached for an hour.
Validation
Local, on macOS with PHP 8.5, PostgreSQL 18 with pgvector, and bun 1.4.3:
vendor/bin/pint --parallel --test: passvendor/bin/rector --dry-run: passvendor/bin/phpstan: passpest --type-coverage --min=100: 100%pest --parallel --ci --coverage --exactly=100.0: 5058 passed, coverage 100.0%. This run came before a final Rector-only change inContributorsQueryTest(app()→resolve()). After that change, the test file passed 16/16, and rector, pint and phpstan passed again.bun run test:lint: pass, with warnings only in existing test filesbun run test:types: passbun run test:unit: 212 passedHosted CI has not run yet.
Visual evidence
These screenshots come from a local build. Locally the app uses the null GitHub provider, so a test account,
@demo-contributor, was added to the contributor list by hand. Screenshots 1 and 2 are from a manual desktop session; the others are from browser viewport emulation.The new tile matches the existing badges: the same chip, icon size and mono label, with no clipping or overflow at either width. With 16 badges, the dialog grid now fills evenly. Layout shift on load, measured with a buffered
PerformanceObserver, was 0 at 1440×900 and at 390×844.Device verification
No mobile interaction changed: the badge uses the existing popover, tooltip and dialog. The phone layout was checked only with Chromium viewport emulation at 390×844, not on hardware or a simulator.
Independent review
A separate, read-only agent session reviewed the change. It was given the task, the repository guidelines, the full diff and the screenshots above.
79168224a96ea21a383ba3261078bb11f8cf510841b445b6c8dd443a6c3ea88e826be77a6ac86114cbda5292Earlier rounds led to more accurate knowledge base wording on timing and outages. The final round reviewed the change made for CodeRabbit's note about requests waiting for GitHub. For the deferred refresh, the reviewer checked how it behaves in HTTP, queue and artisan contexts, the backoff and TTLs, and that exceptions other than HTTP client errors are reported rather than thrown.
Non-blocking notes:
Limits of the review:
Limitations
HttpGitHubProvidertests.CommitController::store, an unrelated commit could show an unlock toast. The fallback list makes this much less likely.Summary by CodeRabbit