As we saw in the previous example, we can add notes to the commits; however, in some cases, it makes sense to store the information sorted by categories, such as featureImplemented, defect, and alsoCherryPick. As briefly explained at the beginning of the chapter, notes are stored in refs/notes/commits, but we can add multiple references so that we can easily sort and list the various scopes of the notes.
To start this example, we need a new branch that tracks the origin/stable-3.1 branch; we name the branch notesReferences, and create and checkout the branch with the following command:
$ git checkout -b notesReferences --track origin/stable-3.1Branch notesReferences set up to track remote branch stable-3.1 from origin.Switched to a new branch 'notesReferences'