Well, we do have tags shown in the commit history nowadays. That's great. It's just so sad that apparently nobody thought of how one would actually use the commit history (it's a history, so naturally you are NOT interested in the last 10-15 commits that it always starts you on), so the only thing it allows you to do is to scroll backwards, a screenful at a time. So if I want to see a specific commit from a few months back to see what tagged release it went into, I have to twiddle my thumbs for minutes while I keep scrolling and loading, scrolling and loading, scrolling and loading, ...

Commit history needs to take a specific date and/or commit argument from which to start displaying the history. That's such a basic need for any history listing ...

We do all our tags on merge-commits on the master branch. See issue STASH-7176. That make this feature completly non-functional in our case.

Being able to tag a commit in the Stash UI would be helpful too... Perhaps as an option when a merge is done as well? ie. tag version number when merging a release to master as in gitflow?

[ Edit: I see that this suggestion is already in STASH-3999 ]

I wrote a plugin for internal usage based on andrew56 userscript with some modifications. It's simple.

Thank you Andrew for the userscript. It works on chrome.

I made a userscript that includes this feature:
https://github.com/triblondon/stash-mods

... or at least show the Tag's comment when filtering for a specific Tag...