As a faithful user of Sublime, I strongly recommend to add git branch graph ordered by TOPOLOGY (as an option).
The current git branch graph in Sublime Merge is strictly ordered by commit date.
This often leads to illogical and confusing view in real project with multi-branch.
Often, some feature branches need to be maintained for a long time in real projects.
Rather, the branch graph ordered by topogy will be very clear and logical friendly for users.
The comparsion diagram is as follows: (The left graph is from V*Code git graph plugin. The right part is from sublime merge.)