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thanks, @sbcgua can you help reviewing?
@mariusraht2 Good idea with the commit icon. But I'd say it is not quite in line with the rest of the style. E.g. branch has this small whole in the center. Also the icon you created has gaps between the line and the circle. I'd propose to start from branch icon and create the commit one from it to keep same style (something like the 3rd picture below)
@sbcgua Yes, I agree with everything you wrote - I'm not very familiar with Inkscape or graphic design at all and the image on the right (3rd one) looks pretty good - could you pull it into this repo instead of my image?
done (in master)
smth like this in final version, it's called code-commit
P.S. also built assets just in case... build.zip
Great, many thanks! :)
I created this icon myself and publish it hereby under the MIT License. Please note that this icon looks different in browser/editor view than after the build with Node.js 12.13.0.
First I tried to rotate and edit the icon git-commit from https://feathericons.com/?query=commit which is also published under the MIT License (https://github.com/feathericons/feather). But the Node.js build made the icon looks different than in the editor or the browser. I tried to fix that first by editing the icon via Inkscape and then by creating my own one.
Now it looks like this in abapGit, which is fine by me:
Whoever has the power to edit it the way it's meant to be - please do it! :)