You will also receive deprecation warnings when possible
How can I revert back to v1?
Install Flog using the branch v1, ex. Plug 'rbong/vim-flog', { 'branch': 'v1' }
I used the alpha, how can I keep using v2?
The v2 branch that was being used during alpha is no longer available, switch back to the master (default) branch.
In other words, install normally, ex. Plug 'rbong/vim-flog'
Why did everything change?
Flog was essentially a "hack" before, a wrapper around the system command git log --graph, making it slow, ugly, and limited.
Fixing this requires drawing our own commit graph, which requires a real language, ex. Lua.
Adding a new major dependency is not something everyone will like, which is why v1 is still available
Flog also had a number of other longtime issues that required breaking changes, which are being released at the same time
Other
Please post a new issue for any bugs, feedback, or questions
Flog v2 has been released and it comes with lots of changes.
How does it look?
How can I upgrade to v2?
See the v2 migration guide
You will also receive deprecation warnings when possible
How can I revert back to v1?
Install Flog using the branch
v1, ex.Plug 'rbong/vim-flog', { 'branch': 'v1' }I used the alpha, how can I keep using v2?
The
v2branch that was being used during alpha is no longer available, switch back to the master (default) branch. In other words, install normally, ex.Plug 'rbong/vim-flog'Why did everything change?
Flog was essentially a "hack" before, a wrapper around the system command
git log --graph, making it slow, ugly, and limited. Fixing this requires drawing our own commit graph, which requires a real language, ex. Lua. Adding a new major dependency is not something everyone will like, which is whyv1is still availableFlog also had a number of other longtime issues that required breaking changes, which are being released at the same time
Other
Please post a new issue for any bugs, feedback, or questions