About git-graph
Git Graph is a command-line tool for displaying Git history as graphs arranged for a branching model. A graph presents commits and their relationships visually, helping developers follow how work diverged into branches and came together. Git Graph is intended to show repository history in a terminal rather than edit code or manage remote hosting. The supplied information does not specify graph formats, supported branching styles, or filtering options. Users can use it to inspect the history of a repository, with the presentation depending on its branch structure and the options the tool supports. Its focus is clear terminal-based visualization of Git history.
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