Profiles now show highest achievement badge tier
GitHub profiles now display the highest tier earned for multi-level achievements instead of showing only the first tier, improving how your progress is reflected on your profile.
Your GitHub profile now displays the highest tier you’ve earned for achievements with multiple levels.
Previously, profiles could display the first tier earned, even after you had progressed to a higher level. Now, your profile better reflects your latest achievement and the progress you’ve made on GitHub.
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