Commit Graph

We added a new awesome graph into our package. It's long-awaited Commit Graph aka Network Graph. Now you can:

• visualize development flows (branches, merges, commits) of your Git repositories;
• see the merge history and the relationships between commits;
• make sense of your branches history.

It's free for first 50 commits. To get Commit Graphs for more than 50 commits, a commercial license is required.

Commit Graph is newly added. At this point you can view it, but not interact with it yet. Advanced functionality is to come.

Aggregated Statistics across ALL Branches of a repository

Before, the Contributors, Commits, Code Frequency graphs and charts and Punch Cards were being created based on the statistics about additions, deletions, commits, pull requests, code lines with regard to time stamps within ONE branch. Now it's possible to have all that based on the joint statistics of ALL branches in a repository.

Analysis, tracking, planning and adjusting using Awesome Graphs improved significantly with the ability to get graphs, charts and punch cards with the aggregated data of a superior level – all branches of one repository. 

The Contributions graph got more informative

The Contributions graph is a more flexible tool now. We added the Time Span filter and the Start and End dates of the current time span. Contributor Calendars now display contributor's commits and pull requests over the time span you set manually or via filter (for the last week, month or year). The Start and End dates show the the current time span and change once you modify the time span.

Contributor's Activity Stream got more user-friendly

For you to have a better user experience, we made the statuses look the way you are used to. Change Type lozenges (add, modify, delete) are now subtle in the activity stream of the Contributions graph, which complies to Atlassian Designer Guidelines.