Mkdocs-material: Github repo stars and forks component counters doesn't shows up

[elvismdev]

Description

The Github repo stars and forks counters doesn't shows up.

Expected behavior

I expect them to show up like in the demo and documentation page http://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/

Actual behavior

Instead it comes up with the "vendor/package" slug name only, without nothing under it. Also no JS errors in the console or in the mkdocs serve log in my console once I run it to develop from http://127.0.0.1:8000/

If I "inspect elements" and compare with the markup from the demo, I see this part is completely missing on my end.

<ul class="md-source__facts"
    <li class="md-source__fact">621 Stars</li>
    <li class="md-source__fact">170 Forks</li>
</ul>

Steps to reproduce the bug

1. Install the latest version of Material with pip: pip install mkdocs-material
2. Add the following line to mkdocs.yml: theme: 'material'
3. Run the built-in dev-server: mkdocs serve
4. Open up http://127.0.0.1:8000/ in the browser

Package versions

• Python: Python 2.7.10
• MkDocs: mkdocs, version 0.16.3
• Material: Version: 1.7.5

Project configuration

``` yaml
site_name: Starter WordPress Theme
repo_url: https://github.com/vendorname/starter-wp-theme
repo_name: vendorname/starter-wp-theme
edit_uri: edit/master/docs
site_author: Elvis Morales
site_description: A WordPress starter theme.
theme: material
pages:

• About: index.md
• Getting Started: getting-started.md
• Helper Functions: helper-functions.md

Copyright

copyright: 'Copyright © 2016 - 2017 Elvis Morales'

Options

extra:
feature:
tabs: false
palette:
primary: red
accent: red
social:
- type: globe
link: https://companyname.com
- type: github-alt
link: https://github.com/companyname
- type: twitter
link: https://twitter.com/companyname
- type: linkedin
link: https://linkedin.com/companyname

markdown_extensions:

• toc:
  permalink: true```

System information

• OS: macOS Sierra 10.12.5
• Browser: Google Chrome Version 59.0.3071.115

[squidfunk]

Is there some error to see in the network inspector? It seems that the request failed.

[squidfunk]

Also try to delete the cooke which caches results and is called: ${HASH}.cache-sources

[elvismdev]

@squidfunk I tried deleting the cookie ${HASH}.cache-source but same result. Also any error comes up in the network inspector, all requests are 200 OK.

This is the repo I'm putting this documentation together: https://github.com/forumone/gesso-wp

Any other thoughts why stars and forks numbers are failing to show up?

[squidfunk]

Nope, I cannot reproduce this, it's perfectly working.

[squidfunk]

I managed to reproduce it. There a reonly 30 repos returned from the GitHub API, so we need to paginate if the repo is not found and there are more than 30.

[elvismdev]

Yes that should be it, seems like for user accounts/organizations that has more than 30 repos, if not found the repository on the first response to api.github.com/users/orgname, then it should paginate for more until it find's it.

Glad you were able to reproduce it!

[squidfunk]

Rather tricky figuring out how to do an endless Promise chain, but managed to implement it in #429. Will release 1.8.1 shortly.

[squidfunk]

Just released 1.8.1, please re-open in case of problems.

[yks0000]

I am seeing this issue again in version 2.7.3.

[squidfunk]

Please re-open the issue and provide more information when you're seeing this. Ideally a reproducible scenario. Thanks!

[dgomesbr]

This is something that just happened to my repo, you can get rate limited by GH

[squidfunk]

GitHub requests were refactored in v5, so running into the rate limit should be rather unlikely.

[dgomesbr]

Thank you!

[dgomesbr]

Just to leave it here, my issue was that in a VPN most of my team was using the same IP address, so we reached the limit quickly. Loading the portal without VPN was working fine.