v0.1.0 — first public release

First public release of git-graph — a local git commit-graph viewer. Point
it at a folder of projects and read their history in a browser: lanes, merges,
ref pills, diffs, and uncommitted changes.

Run it

nix run github:binaryplease/git-graph            # serve the repos under the cwd
nix run github:binaryplease/git-graph -- ~/src   # serve a specific folder

From source with Bun: bun install && bun run build && bun run cli -- ~/src.

In this release

• Commit graph — pvigier's active-lane sweep, the algorithm behind
  mhutchie/vscode-git-graph, GitLens and GitKraken: branch tips, n-parent
  merges, lane reuse, octopus merges, root commits, disconnected histories.
• Diffs — a commit's changed files inline or in a docked sidebar, plus
  standalone tabs for one file, a whole commit, a branch against a base, and
  the working tree (uncommitted changes vs HEAD).
• Repository picker with fuzzy search over the served root.
• Light / dark / system theme, persisted.
• bgg CLI — serve in the foreground or a background daemon, with
  dynamic port allocation in front of the bind.
• Nix flake — the bgg package, a dev shell, and a hardened
  services.git-graph NixOS module.

Security posture

It is a local-machine service with no authentication: the loopback bind is
the access control. Binding a non-loopback address is a fatal startup error
unless you set GIT_GRAPH_ALLOWED_HOSTS, which asserts that an authenticating
reverse proxy fronts it. See SECURITY.md.

MIT licensed. 170 tests, bun test.