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On my systems, the commit graph of SourceGit starts out looking just fine from afar...
...but as I scroll down, it becomes increasingly clear that the orange circles representing the nodes of the git commit graph do not stay aligned with the associated textual metadata, resulting in a rather jarring visual effect.
Because this drift is gradual, I suspect that the problem is that the height of commit graph nodes differs from that of the associated text by just a few pixels (or maybe even fractions of pixels if that's a thing in the GUI framework that you use).
I observe this rendering issue with SourceGit 2025.15 running on several different up-to-date Arch Linux systems (btw) that all have a KDE 25.04 desktop environment, Wayland rendering, and an AMD GPU (model varies). SourceGit was installed using the sourcegit
AUR package, which does a rather straightforward build from source.
If there is any other info from my side that would help you reproduce this issue, feel free to ask!