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Yesterday I changed my password on our network. Now when I go to our GitHub from Firefox, it won't let me add comments to diffs (the little marker doesn't appear to the left of the line number). This seems to be only for Firefox. I logged in using Chrome and Internet Explorer and had no problem.
I'm presuming Firefox has managed to cache something it shouldn't have done, but I'm at a bit of a loss as to where to try after clearing cache and deleting cookies for the site.
Unfortunately not yet according to GitHub. The best I've found is to +1 and then follow (watch) the issue.
Screenshot on how to follow (watch) issues below.
There are several possibilities:
You have not pushed your commits up to Github. Unlike centralized version control systems, committing it git is done locally. When you have made commit(s) locally and want to synchronize your Github project page, you need to run 'git push' to send the commits upstream.
Your commits were not on the default branch (usually master) of a project. Other branches won't count towards the total until they are merged.
Your repository is a fork. In this case only commits that have been contributed upstream and merged into the master branch are counted.
Your commit was made with an email address other than ones you have told Github about.
You haven't waited long enough. The graph is not updated instantly.
See Github's help section Why are my contributions not showing up on my profile? for more tips.
Best Answer
Apparently (I found out today) this is something in github which breaks on firefox 30. Pending a fix in github rolling out, this should be added to your userContent.css