On 14 March 2013 01:07, Christian Aistleitner
<christian(a)quelltextlich.at> wrote:
Wouldn't "git notes" be a good match
[1]?
They're basically annotations attached to commits. You can add/remove
them to any commit without changing the actual commit. And support
comes directly with git, as for example in
git log --show-notes
Queries are just a grep away, and setting them can be done through git
as well, until we integrate that into gerrit.
Except that you need to have the repository cloned locally first.
And often you need to query multiple repositories.
You can work around both of the above... but then we are again on the
"more than non-significant effort needed" path.
-Niklas
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Niklas Laxström