0.1.0

Added

• Git Graph, a read-only side pane drawing the vault's git repository as VS Code's
  Source Control graph does: colored lanes, commit subjects, authors, dates, branch, tag
  and remote badges, and the current HEAD. Open it from the ribbon or Git Graph: Open.
• Clicking a commit expands its full message and the files it touched; clicking one of
  those files opens it in the editor, with a notice when it is outside the vault or gone.
• A changes row above the newest commit carries the uncommitted change count; expanding it
  lists the working-tree files with their status, and clicking one opens it.
• The pane refreshes itself when the repository's git state changes, and picks up
  working-tree edits within about half a second while it is open. Git Graph: Refresh
  re-reads on demand.
• Settings for the git executable, which refs to show, commits per page, whether to show
  the working-tree changes row, and relative or absolute dates.
• Deleted files in a file list are shown struck through and cannot be opened; relative
  dates count months and years on the calendar rather than in 30-day blocks.

What's Changed

• Git Graph 0.1.0: the plugin, its harness and release tooling, and the review-fixes pass by @Luis85 in #1

New Contributors

• @Luis85 made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Luis85/obsidian-git-graph/commits/0.1.0