Missing contribution credit for qualifying private organization commits

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Hi, I’m missing contribution credit for commits in a private organization repository.

I’ve already checked the standard contribution requirements and the commit appears to qualify, but it still does not appear on my contribution graph.

Steps already verified:

• The commit email is associated with and verified on my GitHub account
• The repository is private
• The repository is not a fork
• The commit is on the repository’s default branch
• Private contributions are enabled on my profile
• I have direct collaborator access to the repository

Example commit:
6343f18b041d09eb402cf0f18da8745150ed1760

The .patch for the commit shows:
From: Kefas 24862940@sun.ac.za

From GitHub’s contribution criteria, this commit appears to qualify, but it still does not appear on my contribution graph. Could you please investigate or rebuild the contribution attribution?

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