What's new:
- Suppress the warning that
info/graftsis deprecated - Handle commits and tags that have no log messages
- Generate better JSON output (selected using
--json-version=2). Add:- A prose description of each quantity
- The quantity's value and units
- The prefix style that should be used for the quantity
- The "reference value" against which the value is compared
- The "level of concern", as a floating-point number
- The OID and description of the object in question, when applicable
Assets
8
Changes since release 1.1.0:
- Lower the threshold for the maximum tree size to 1000
- Mention
git-annexas another possibility (along with Git-LFS) for dealing with large files - Add a
--versionoption to display the version ofgit-sizer - Don't consider a "maximum tag depth" of 1 to be concerning
Fixes:
- Disable grafts and replace references when analyzing repository
- Change the instructions to work even if
git-sizeris not inPATH
Assets
8
Changes since release 1.0.0:
- Don't count the root tree in
MaxPathDepth(this probably agrees better with user expectations)
Fixes:
- Fix formatting of README
- Fix failure when started from a subdirectory within the working tree or from a submodule
- Specify the minimum required Git version (which is 2.6) in the README
- Prevent a panic that could occur if one annotated tag pointed at another and they were not processed in parent→child order
- Add more automated tests
Assets
8
This is the first public release of git-sizer.