gitspy v1.1.2

The graph column, the crumbs and the columns learn to be narrow.

Improved

• The graph column folds into a single column. Squeeze it and the nodes of
  every lane converge on one axis while the lines and the edge shades fade
  out; at the minimum width you get one clean line of dots with the colour
  bar next to each message, no dark band, no staggered nodes. Widen it back
  and everything unfolds the same way. The left shade now grows in over the
  first lane of horizontal scroll instead of snapping on.
• Every column can be narrowed to an icon: when the heading no longer fits,
  it becomes a glyph — branch, graph, message, person, clock, hash — centred
  on the column, and the columns' floors came down to match.
• The repository crumb keeps its name however long the branch name is; the
  branch crumb is the one that truncates, and it never shrinks below its
  caption, so the hover fill covers what you see. A truncated crumb shows the
  full name in the app's own tooltip — only while it is truncated.
• Picking a branch in the crumb menu shows its commit on the graph, as a
  click in the sidebar does, and then switches to it.
• The list of results under the search field closes when you click anywhere
  else, and on Tab.

Fixed

• Hiding the Date column left every date printed on top of the SHA column.
  A hidden column paints nothing now, and author, date and hash are each cut
  to their column's width.
• During a checkout the branch menu could mark two branches as current for
  a moment — HEAD from the refs and the branch of the working tree are
  refreshed at different times. One source decides now, the same one that
  names the branch in the crumb.