I'm experiencing a minor graphic glitch in the rendering of the merge line when I switch to the branch preceding the merge.
This glitch appears when I have uncommitted files in my working directory (which can also be untracked).
I use Gittyup v1.3.0 - 2023-04-20 on Windows 11 Pro.
I'm experiencing a minor graphic glitch in the rendering of the merge line when I switch to the branch preceding the merge. This glitch appears when I have uncommitted files in my working directory (which can also be untracked). I use Gittyup v1.3.0 - 2023-04-20 on Windows 11 Pro.
As-is:![Screenshot 2024-04-23 174504](https://github.com/Murmele/Gittyup/assets/115140522/215b5a79-96b2-4e9d-9652-0bcaf4d7ce62)
Expected behavior:![fixed](https://github.com/Murmele/Gittyup/assets/115140522/c0f8095c-bc02-430c-a9bd-488e727c4984)
Step to reproduce:
Create a repository and make the first commit:
Create a new branch named 'feature' and commit in it:
Optionally, add some commits to the 'master' branch to highlight the issue:
Merge the 'feature' branch into 'master' (the '--no-ff' option is mandatory if step 3 was not performed):
Switch back to the 'feature' branch and add a file:
It's not evident to see the merge when looking at the lines.![image](https://github.com/Murmele/Gittyup/assets/115140522/63014f35-50fc-44a7-8cfc-895e5a930993)