Add Git notes support - #42
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Based on mhutchie#475
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Add support for git notes
This adds support for git notes in the graph view, based on the idea from the original issue: mhutchie#475
Commits with notes now show a small note label in the table, similar to how branches and tags are shown. There is also a new “Add Note” action in the commit menu, and existing notes can be viewed, edited, deleted, or copied from their context menu.
The table is refreshed after note changes, and changes made outside the extension are picked up from
.git/refs/notes/*too.I also added a few tests for the git note commands.
Note, I did this mostly with the help of Codex. I don't know if you have a policy against that. It is useful for me at least. I needed it and I got it done in 15 mins. Weird times...