The correct option is By visiting https://github.com/REPO-OWNER/REPO-NAME/graphs/contributors.

This page displays the people who have contributed commits to the repository and it is the canonical place to view and share a public list of contributors for a project on GitHub. If Alicia also wants to recognize contributors to the project’s Python dependencies she would need to open each dependency’s repository and view its own contributors page since GitHub does not aggregate contributors across dependencies into one list.

In the repository's README file is free text that maintainers edit manually. It is not generated from commit history and will not reliably include everyone who contributed or anyone who contributed to dependencies unless someone maintains it by hand.

Repository settings is for configuration and access controls for the repository. It does not provide a generated list of contributors.

In the repository's dependency graph shows packages and versions in the project and related security information. It does not list people who contributed to the repository or to those dependencies.

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