This should be an easy one, but I couldn't find any settings that do this already.
Whenever an App connected to a repository (GitHub, VS Code, etc) creates a new timeslot, the description should include the name of the repository.
Currently, it's something like:
"[branch] - Activity: VS-Code"
But if the branches have similar names or you are cleaning up logs from a week or two ago, it's difficult to tell which branch corresponds to which repository. If there was at least a way to switch it to something like:
"[repository]/[branch] - Activity: VS-Code"
it would already be a huge improvement over the current description.
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This would indeed be very useful.
When constantly working across multiple repositories, it is easy to get lost with just the branch name.
I suggest that, on top of the repository, the organization name, and maybe even the Git platform (GitHub, GitLab, etc.) where the description originates from should be provided as well.