Secret Achievements? (Or maybe planned but unreleased?)

[norwd]

I've found an official GitHub doc page (archive) the seams to include screenshots of two achievements that I could not find any reference too. Neither in this repo nor anywhere online.

The first image, achievements-on-profile.png, seams to show two achievements, one with a tentacle wearing an armband with a heart emoji on it, and another with wizard/witch hat with angle brackets on it.

The second image, achievements-hidden.png, show a different view, with both achievements visible but partially covering the wizard hat. This second image also shows that the achievement with the tentacle and heart emojis is called "Heart On Your Sleeve" and that the achievement with the hat is called "Open S..." with the remainder cut off. (My guess is that it might be called "Open Source Wiz"?).

Note that the above image is actually cropped like that.

Does anybody know anything about either of these? Were they achievements that used to exist but were scrapped or are they just so rare the nobody has them in the wild yet?

[Schweinepriester]

Oha, very well spotted, thank you!

I had speculated that they are going to release more achievements as part of github universe (starting today!), so I‘m willing to bet we‘ll see those in the wild shortly!

[norwd]

OMG IT IS OPEN SOURCERER!!!! https://github.githubassets.com/images/modules/profile/achievements/open-sourcerer-default.png

[Schweinepriester]

VERY NOICE, WORLD FIRST!

how have I not hit that with my many permutations oO

great job, I‘ll add it asap!

[Schweinepriester]

@norwd …unless you want to do the PR e.g. to change it to open sourcerer so you are listed as contributor in this repo, as attribution to you for finding it?

[norwd]

Added in #477

[Schweinepriester]

great stuff! 🎉

now, if you find the third one (because so far they came in threes) without any clue whatsover, you win the internet :D

[parallels999]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1UgqjSCGslg

[MathieuSoysal]

ChatGPT respond that:

Le badge "Heart On Your Sleeve" est un badge que les utilisateurs de GitHub peuvent ajouter à leur profil pour montrer leur soutien à des organisations à but non lucratif.

Pour ajouter le badge, l'utilisateur doit d'abord faire un don à une organisation à but non lucratif en utilisant GitHub's Sponsorships ou GitHub's Donations. Ensuite, l'utilisateur peut ajouter le badge "Heart On Your Sleeve" à son profil pour montrer son soutien à l'organisation.

Le badge "Heart On Your Sleeve" apparaîtra sur le profil de l'utilisateur avec le nom de l'organisation qu'il a soutenue. Cela peut aider à sensibiliser à l'organisation et encourager les autres à faire des dons également.

Le badge "Open Sourcerer" est un badge de profil que les utilisateurs de GitHub peuvent obtenir lorsqu'ils contribuent à des projets open source. Ce badge est décerné aux utilisateurs qui ont au moins un dépôt public et ont effectué leur première contribution à un projet open source.

Pour obtenir le badge "Open Sourcerer", l'utilisateur doit:

Avoir un compte GitHub et un dépôt public.
Contribuer à un projet open source en soumettant une demande de tirage (pull request) ou en créant une issue.
Avoir la contribution acceptée par le propriétaire du projet open source.
Une fois que la contribution est acceptée, le badge "Open Sourcerer" sera automatiquement ajouté à leur profil GitHub. Le badge apparaîtra sur le profil de l'utilisateur avec le nombre de contributions qu'il a apportées à des projets open source, ce qui peut aider à montrer leur engagement envers la communauté open source.

[MathieuSoysal]

I don't know if is very useful ;x

[norwd]

For those who don't speak French:

The "Heart On Your Sleeve" badge is a badge that GitHub users can add to their profile to show their support for nonprofit organizations.

To add the badge, the user must first donate to a nonprofit using GitHub's Sponsorships or GitHub's Donations. Then the user can add the "Heart On Your Sleeve" badge to their profile to show their support for the organization.

The "Heart On Your Sleeve" badge will appear on the user's profile along with the name of the organization they supported. This can help raise awareness of the organization and encourage others to donate as well.

The "Open Sourcerer" badge is a profile badge that GitHub users can earn when contributing to open source projects. This badge is awarded to users who have at least one public repository and have made their first contribution to an open source project.

To obtain the "Open Sourcerer" badge, the user must:

Have a GitHub account and a public repository.
Contribute to an open source project by submitting a pull request or creating an issue.
Have the contribution accepted by the owner of the open source project.
Once the contribution is accepted, the "Open Sourcerer" badge will automatically be added to their GitHub profile. The badge will appear on the user's profile along with the number of contributions they have made to open source projects, which can help show their commitment to the open source community.

[norwd]

As @MathieuSoysal points out, a predictive text AI's answer isn't particularly useful, but if it's correct or at least close, these are at least simple steps to follow to test it.

I must say however that I think the prediction for "Open Sourcerer" would overlap with the "Pull Shark" achievement too much. I hope that when these new achievements come out they are a bit more interesting...

[Schweinepriester]

#574 (comment)