feat(icons): added last-commit icon

[nathan-de-pachtere]

What is the purpose of this pull request?

• New Icon

Description

Added new last-commit icon.

Icon use case

To represent the last commit of a branch — or, in the metallurgy industry, we use 'commit' icons to indicate measurements taken on a bar. For example, the 'git-commit-horizontal' icon represents a measurement taken in the middle of a bar, while the 'last-commit' icon would represent a measurement taken at the end of the bar. Nothing to do with commit, but the icon works perfectly.

Alternative icon designs

Icon Design Checklist

Concept

• I have provided valid use cases for each icon.
• I have not added any a brand or logo icon.
• I have not used any hate symbols.
• I have not included any religious or political imagery.

Author, credits & license

• The icons are solely my own creation.
• The icons were originally created in # by @colebemis
• I've based them on the following Lucide icons: git-commit-horizontal
• I've based them on the following design:

Naming

• I've read and followed the naming conventions
• I've named icons by what they are rather than their use case.
• I've provided meta JSON files in icons/[iconName].json.

Design

• I've read and followed the icon design guidelines
• I've made sure that the icons look sharp on low DPI displays.
• I've made sure that the icons look consistent with the icon set in size, optical volume and density.
• I've made sure that the icons are visually centered.
• I've correctly optimized all icons to three points of precision.

Before Submitting

• I've read the Contribution Guidelines.
• I've checked if there was an existing PR that solves the same issue.

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Added or changed icons

Preview cohesion

Preview stroke widths

DPI Preview

16px (shadcn/ui)

24px (default)

32px (shadcn/ui + retina)

48px (default + retina)

Icon X-rays

Icon Diffs

Icon Symmetry

Flip Horizontal

Flip Vertical

Flip Diagonal

Rotate 180°

Icons as code

Works for: lucide-react, lucide-react-native, lucide-preact, lucide-vue-next

const LineDotRightHorizontalIcon = createLucideIcon('LineDotRightHorizontal', [
  ["path",{"d":"M 3 12 L 15 12"}],
  ["circle",{"cx":"18","cy":"12","r":"3"}]
])

[ericfennis]

Nice work @nathan-de-pachtere

We should name this last-commit-horizontal, since we also have the other commit icons. Can you also create the last-commit-vertical.

[jguddas]

It's kinda named after the use case rather than what it depicts, not sure what else we should name it.

[nathan-de-pachtere]

@ericfennis Just checking again… do we really need a horizontal/vertical distinction if the element can be rotated ? What about the reverse / first-commit ?

o- -> first-horizontal
i -> last-vertical
! -> first-vertical
-o -> last-horizontal

[nathan-de-pachtere]

It's kinda named after the use case rather than what it depicts, not sure what else we should name it.

@jguddas From my point of view, since I grew up with Pokémon, I’d vote for zarbi!. But Nintendo probably wouldn’t like that, so maybe something like schuppashwusp instead. Or line-with-circle-at-the-end-or-the-beginning-depending-on-the-rotation 😁​

[jguddas]

line-dot-right could work.

[nathan-de-pachtere]

@jguddas @ericfennis What are we doing / deciding here?

1- What's the chosen name ?
2- Should I do 4 variants ? line-dot-end-horizontal and line-dot-end-vertical and line-dot-start-horizontal and line-dot-start-vertical
3- Should I do 2 variants ? line-dot-end-horizontal and line-dot-end-vertical

[ericfennis]

I would say number 2

[nathan-de-pachtere]

I would say number 2

@jguddas & @ericfennis are we validating the number 2 ? Or do you prefer right / left / top / bottom ? As for some people on this planet, end will not be the end if they read from right to left...

something like :
line-dot-right-horizontal and line-dot-top-vertical and line-dot-left-horizontal and line-dot-bottom-vertical

[ericfennis]

@nathan-de-pachtere Reading direction doesn't matter. Left is still left and right is still right.

[nathan-de-pachtere]

@nathan-de-pachtere Reading direction doesn't matter. Left is still left and right is still right.

@ericfennis Name changed and new PRs opened for variants

[ericfennis]

Nice!