The basic idea behind the visualisation is that we want to consistently draw the master and develop branches as one line, as you would see them in the charts detailing git flow. However, it turns out that this is quite possible to do for master, but way harder for develop. When multiple developers work on the repository, they will cause non-linear relations between commits that are all on develop.
We should allow for multiple columns to show develop. Maybe one core column and n extra columns (in green) to allow for the out-of-band commits.
The basic idea behind the visualisation is that we want to consistently draw the master and develop branches as one line, as you would see them in the charts detailing git flow. However, it turns out that this is quite possible to do for master, but way harder for develop. When multiple developers work on the repository, they will cause non-linear relations between commits that are all on develop. We should allow for multiple columns to show develop. Maybe one core column and n extra columns (in green) to allow for the out-of-band commits.