repo-visualizer
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Hi, Thank you for this amazing library! In terms of getting a fingerprint of the project and its structure, there is nothing that I have come across that is easier...
Environment: This is run inside a docker container. It seems the action fails to verify if a branch exists or not: ``` /usr/bin/git fetch /usr/bin/git rev-parse --verify project-tree fatal: Needed...
I was wondering if this would work for GitLab. Thanks
1. The `git rev-parse` command was failing because of unspecified remote ``` /usr/bin/git rev-parse --verify codebase-diagram fatal: Needed a single revision Branch codebase-diagram does not yet exist, creating codebase-diagram. ```...
Thanks for this nice action! When adding it to my GitHub action file it turns out it's unable to push it because the master branch is protected. ``` /usr/bin/git push...
Other utilities like [`cloc`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/cloc) follow the .gitignore file. It would be great for the repo-visualizer to also follow the .gitignore file, rather than specifying what to ignore again with globs....
It would be wonderful for the repo-visualizer to have a CLI version, so that it can used locally or in other environments. Simply put, all the code is already written...
I was thinking to change the colour scheme of particular files, background and circles, would be that possible? Happy to learn a new trick if you tell me how it...
I really like repo-visualizer, thanks for the action! But it would be really cool if we could create multiple svgs with an array of objects where the properties of the...
Committing the file back to the repo automatically is very handy, but it would be nice if this could be disabled. We have a large mono-repo and we would only...