v1.1.0

[1.1.0] - 2026-07-27

Added

• History recovery: an opt-in repository setting finds unreachable and
  orphaned commits that have not yet been pruned, making otherwise hidden work
  discoverable from the graph. It is available in Repository Settings and as a
  checkbox in the table-header context menu.
• Commit signature status: an optional Signature column shows whether each
  commit is signed and whether the signature verifies, with the signer and key in
  the tooltip. It is off by default (git-graph-libre.columns.signature) and can
  be toggled from the table header context menu. Verification only runs while the
  column is visible, so the extra git log work is never paid for when hidden.
• Commit details now show the author and the committer with their own identity
  and date rows, collapsing back to a single Date row when the two match. Author
  and committer dates are read independently of the dateType setting.
• The status bar item now stays visible when no Git repository is found, showing
  an eye icon and "No Git repository found — watching for one" instead of
  disappearing. With a repository it shows a graph icon and the usual tooltip.
• The extension's output channel now timestamps every line and records lifecycle
  events (activation, panel open/reveal, status bar state), making it more useful
  when reporting a problem.

Changed

• Matching local and remote branch labels are grouped into one compact marker:
  the local branch keeps the primary name while each remote is shown as a short
  alias. Every segment retains its own branch actions and full-name tooltip.
• Rename the internal webview type namespace from GG to GGL so its shorthand
  matches Git Graph Libre throughout source and tests.

Fixed

• Show All now includes HEAD explicitly, so a detached commit remains visible
  even when no branch, tag, remote-tracking ref, or reflog entry reaches it and
  even when the normal page limit would otherwise exclude it.
• Relative commit dates are now formatted with Intl.RelativeTimeFormat, so each
  language supplies its own plural rules and word order. The previous
  singular/plural pair could not express languages with more than two plural
  forms — Polish rendered "2 minut temu" where "2 minuty temu" is correct, and
  was wrong for 1, 2–4, 22–24 and so on, in every unit.

[1.0.0] - 2026-07-01