On Wed, 25 Apr 2007, Andy Parkins wrote:
Hello, I often use unannotated tags to mark particular revisions in a repository. I use unannotated tags just as I would a bookmark. Annotated tags I reserve for information about a particular revision that I want to share with the world. In essence I treat unannotated tags as private and annotated tags as public.
Why not create a directory .git/refs/bm and put things you don't want to make public in there? You can then use bm/foo etc ...
You could even modify git-tag to create them for you with some appropriate switch ...
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