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Originally Posted by KevinH
If someone has an idea of how to go about associating a note with the creation of a checkpoint without having to constantly prompt for it, I am all ears.
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Maybe automatically slap a timestamp of some sort in the commit message or tag annotation when the checkpoint is created, and then have a way of optionally editing that commit message (via dulwich behind the scenes) using the checkpoint manager dialog?
That way, the date/time message could be helpful on it its own, and those who wanted, could change the commit message (or tag annotation) to something more relevant. Just spit-balling.
Another slightly out-there option might be to keep a tagname-to-description matrix in an untracked file stored in the repository itself (and included in a default .gitignore) that can be read and written to?