that functionality is pretty useful -- we use hidden refs (but more garden variety, pointing to commits) for all sorts of things, such as source revision for ev

that functionality is pretty useful -- we use hidden refs (but more garden variety, pointing to commits) for all sorts of things, such as source revision for every CI run and past revisions of PRs. Works really great -- the UI is not cluttered with thousands of rarely-used entries, but all the data is still backed up and usable witth git tools. Now if only github actions could support this...