Larger groups of commits on a feature branch(es) could be combined into one bold line, placing all its commits on one line, creating less clutter. If you want to see exactly how the branching and merging within that line happened, you can click the group column and expand int into separate lines.
This could be implemented by just changing the x() functions range part. By drawing all of the columns of the group on one x coordinate, it will form a line. Maybe also draw these group columns as thicker lines, as we do for master and develop.
Larger groups of commits on a feature branch(es) could be combined into one bold line, placing all its commits on one line, creating less clutter. If you want to see exactly how the branching and merging within that line happened, you can click the group column and expand int into separate lines.
This could be implemented by just changing the x() functions range part. By drawing all of the columns of the group on one x coordinate, it will form a line. Maybe also draw these group columns as thicker lines, as we do for master and develop.