Changelog

All notable changes to git-diff are documented here.

The format follows Keep a Changelog. This project uses Semantic Versioning.

[0.1.2] — 2026-02-19

📱 Mobile scroll — FIXED
The root cause: clicking Contributors/History tabs rendered content below the fold and there was no auto-scroll. Now showTab() smoothly scrolls .main to bring the tabs into view on mobile
Added -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch and overscroll-behavior: contain to main — proper native iOS/Android momentum scrolling
Bottom nav now has dedicated Commits, Files, and People buttons that render content directly into main (no sidebar needed) — fully scrollable list pages with search
📊 Heatmap — FIXED
Now always renders (even with 0 commits — shows the grid with an empty state)
Added month labels (Jan, Feb, Mar...) across the top
Added day labels (M, W, F) on the left side
Added a Less/More legend with color gradient chips
Shows total commit count in header

GitHub-style diff viewer with line numbers, +/- highlights, hunk headers
3 themes: Dark (GitHub dark), Light (GitHub light), AMOLED (true black)
Repository overview with stats cards (commits, contributors, branches, tags, size)
Commit activity heatmap (GitHub-calendar style, last 90 days)
Language breakdown with color bar chart by file extension
Commit history — browse up to 500 commits, click any for full diff
Compare any two refs — branch vs branch, SHA vs SHA, tag vs tag, any mix
Working tree changes — staged and unstaged diffs clearly separated
File browser — browse all tracked files with syntax-highlighted view
File history — commits that touched a specific file
Blame view — line-level authorship with commit hash and date
Contributors panel — ranked by commits with visual progress bars
Branches & tags panel — local/remote branches, annotated tags
Stash viewer — list and diff all stash entries
Keyboard shortcuts — Esc, Ctrl+R, Ctrl+K, Ctrl+\
REST API — all data accessible via /api/* endpoints
Zero runtime dependencies — pure Python stdlib only
Cross-platform — macOS, Linux, Windows
Python 3.8–3.13 support
PyPI Trusted Publisher (OIDC) workflow — no API token needed
CI — tests on 3 OS × 5 Python versions