I’m hoping this will be useful for others also…
I checked into my logs today and saw that I had 14 revisions! Seems like there have been no errors which is awesome. But I don’t know when this 14th revision was made. I do see the time it ran and finished but not the date. To figure that out I’d have to add 14 days (since the job runs daily) from when I think I started it to know if the last run was yesterday.
Would be awesome if there was a date to go along with the time in the log window 
If you go to the restore dialog, on the top left will be the revision dropdown list which shows the creation time for each revision.
I agree, though, that it would be nice to see the date in the log tab.
While we’re at it, I’d also like to mention a similar little nuisance I noticed in the CLI: most messages there not only come without date but even without time. It would be of great help for debugging and generally for getting a sense of how duplicacy works and performs, if there was a timestamp before every message, at least in those triggered by -stats.
There is a -log option for all commands that will show the complete times, like:
duplicacy -log backup
This is one of the global options for which there should have been a wiki page. I’ll be working on this soon.