Thien-Thi Nguyen <t...@gnuvola.org> writes:
> Perhaps "git tag" with some kind of conventional prefix? E.g.,
>
> $ { date -u +"%F %T UTC" ; echo ; } > TMP
> $ cat >>TMP <<EOF
> This branch is live|dead|zombified|historic|pickled|putrescent|etc.
> We keep it around because <explanation>.
> If you delete it, someone might complain.
> If you add to it, you probably are confused.
> EOF
> $ git tag -F TMP BRANCH-NAME-nb
That's great, thanks.
I skipped the date, because git tags are dated anyway. And I preferred
a prefix "branch-notes/" than a suffix "-nb".
I think the result works very well in the web interface (at least
gitweb, I haven't tried cgit yet).
Regards,
Neil
