gitlogue
Gitlogue is a tool that runs on the terminal and turns the Git history into an animated story. Realistic writing animations offer syntax highlighting, file tree transitions, and work tree difference view. It was developed in the Rust language and can be installed with the founding scripts, Homebrew, Cargo, Arch Linux, and Nix.
unhappychoice · Modern CLI & Rust Tools
- In the terminal, you watch the Git history with realistic writing animations and file tree transitions.
- You run commands over author, date range filters, or specific commit ranges.
- You visualize gradual or phaseless changes in the work tree without commiting.
- • NeutralHacker News
Show HN: Gitlogue – A terminal tool that replays your Git commits with animation
“that's a nice idea. i wonder if applying a bit of ai summarization / grouping logic could help present changes in logical sequences regardless of time or file proximity would probably also make sense to add quick review actions in place - like ask a question to the gitlogue tool…”
- • NeutralGitHub Issue
Alternative to openssl-sys for previous glibc versions
“Hello, I saw you commit that revert back to ubuntu 24.04 meaning a higher glibc. Is there any alternative of feature skip that can be done to still allow to run the software using a previous glibc version? Thanks”