The "commit_links" table is now called "commit_edges".
There is now a "metrics" table that run measurements have a foreign key
to. This provides canonical metric metadata and will speed up the
initial graph page (before any real data arrives). For now, it will be
overwritten with each new run, but more nuanced config options may be
added later.
Now that HTML is just a Rust value, we can use normal Rust abstractions
for pretty much everything, which is nice. There's still a few parts I'd
like to clean up, but this is already a lot nicer.
I want to replace askama with maud completely. It's so much nicer to be
able to use Rust code and abstractions (e.g. functions) to compose HTML
than using a bespoke templating system with weird inheritance and stuff.
Even though said template system is checked at compile time. Actually,
since it doesn't do hot reloading anyways, maud requiring a recompile
for changes to become visible doesn't make the situation worse.
I looked through caniuse.com and it seemed like almost much all features
were supported by newer browsers. Curious to see whether this'll work
out or if everything will blow up at some point.
