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chore: bump the version to 0.3.0 - #25
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Their commit menu offers no tag or branch, which would land in another repository, and the nodes now draw above the dashed links that covered them.
The rows lose width to every submodule's graph; a collapsed one keeps only its name, and the choice is kept per repository (#18).
Following one branch through a busy graph meant reading every row (#17).
…e robust A reload under a hovered badge left rows faded, a link to the newest commit covered half the collapse button, the strip's name spilled past it, and a corrupted stored value stopped the collapse from being saved.
0.2.4 was never tagged, so its entries join the new features in 0.3.0. The README says the APT repository does not serve packages yet.
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Stacked on #24; it shows #24's commits until that lands.
0.2.4 was bumped but never tagged, so its entries move into 0.3.0 with the submodule graph work, and the 0.2.4 heading and compare link are gone. The minor bump reflects the new features.
The README now says the APT repository at
pkg.shortarrow.jpdoes not serve packages yet, since it has no publishing workflow or keys so far. The 0.3.0 release still carries the Debian packages, and the repository picks up existing stable releases once it starts publishing.The README screenshots are regenerated, as for 0.2.0. The release gate passed on this tree: the full E2E suite and the
pnpm screenshotassertions.