Git Graph Visualization is Wrong about gitextensions

[Turbo87]

I have the same problem. It seems that when "order revisions by date" is activated and you have a fork from the "base-line" spreading more then one line to the right, the fork line is drawn incorrectly. Same thing happens for merges sometimes. Is there a way to post a screenshot here?!

[spdr870]

I would appreciate if someone could create a public repository, or a zipped repository, I could use for testing. I cannot recreate the issue here. You can also email me an zip file directly using the mail address from the about box in GitExtensions.

[Turbo87]

You can take my public XCSoar repository. A strange thing is happening at 9df23c107afffabcaa8b17d075ca5a4a486a4bdc for example.
( http://github.com/Turbo87/XCSoar/commit/9df23c107afffabcaa8b17d075ca5a4a486a4bdc )

[Turbo87]

Another commit that looks strange in the list is ac02800f1ecbb0767804840c0b19d2f93edfa761
( http://github.com/Turbo87/XCSoar/commit/ac02800f1ecbb0767804840c0b19d2f93edfa761 )

[spdr870]

There is a new graph visualizer in the making. The problems described here will be solved as soon as this graph will be used:
http://github.com/nickmayer/gitextensions/tree/dvcs_graph

[forki]

I think this is obsolete.

[nickmayer]

Yes, I'm pretty sure the new graph addressed this issue.

[rvaidya]

Kudos on the new graph visualizer, it's pretty nice, and I haven't seen any problems with it so far. One enhancement suggestion I have is to have different colors for branches on the origin that have not been locally checked out. Right now they're all a light gray; perhaps they can all be transparent shades of other colors so that they can be differentiated while remaining distinguishable from local branches.