Trailers are metadata stored at the end of a commit message, usually in the format <tag>: <value>. For example, the official Git repository uses trailers such as "Signed-off-by" and "Reported-by".
Things that could be done with trailers:
[x] Display them specially in the commit info display, such as highlighting them or showing them at the top as if they were part of the actual commit metadata.
[ ] Allow columns to be shown in the history list for trailer tags.
[ ] Add trailer tags to the list of things that can be searched.
[ ] Facilitate adding trailer tags when entering a commit message.
[ ] Recognized trailers defined in config, such as trailer.<token>.key. (Unfortunately such config settings don't automatically come down with a cloned repository.)
Trailers are metadata stored at the end of a commit message, usually in the format
<tag>: <value>. For example, the official Git repository uses trailers such as "Signed-off-by" and "Reported-by".Things that could be done with trailers:
trailer.<token>.key. (Unfortunately such config settings don't automatically come down with a cloned repository.)