Command Line Options

-n, --max-count <NUMBER>

Maximum number of commits to render.

If not specified, all commits will be rendered. It behaves similarly to the --max-count option of git log.

-p, --protocol <TYPE>

A protocol type for rendering images of commit graphs.

Possible values: auto, iterm, kitty, kitty-unicode

By default auto will guess the best supported protocol for the current terminal (if listed in Supported terminal emulators).

-o, --order <TYPE>

Commit ordering algorithm.

Possible values: chrono, topo

chrono will order commits by commit date if possible.

topo will order commits on the same branch consecutively if possible.

-g, --graph-width <TYPE>

The character width that a graph image unit cell occupies.

Possible values: auto, double, single

If not specified or auto is specified, double will be used automatically if there is enough width to display it, single otherwise.

-s, --graph-style <TYPE>

The commit graph image edge style.

Possible values: rounded, angular, curved

rounded will use rounded edges for the graph lines.

angular will use angular edges for the graph lines.

curved will use curved edges for the graph lines.

--graph-antialias, --no-graph-antialias

--graph-antialias enables antialiasing for graph lines and commit circles. It is disabled by default.

--no-graph-antialias disables antialiasing even when enabled in the config file.

These flags cannot be used together.

-i, --initial-selection <TYPE>

The initial selection of commit when starting the application.

Possible values: latest, head

latest will select the latest commit.

head will select the commit at HEAD.

-b, --primary-branch <BRANCH>

The primary branch to keep on the leftmost column.

When specified, Serie preserves the first-parent commit spine of the specified branch along the leftmost column, displaying other branches in subsequent columns even if they contain newer commits.