No, unfortunately. How is this different to and / or better than having a "wiki/" subfolder, and, e.g. an Org-mode file (need not be org-mode, even a plain text file is o.k., and there are wiki systems and todo managers that use plain text) for issues on the project root? I can easily "git/hg/cvs log project.org" to see the history. And the format is not tied to the VCS software, so, if I switch to sth. else, it's still perfectly usable.

An basic example of an org file for tracking issues:

  #+title: Project issue tracker
  #+description: descr...
  #+todo: OPEN(o!) | CLOSED (c@)
  
  This is the issue tracker for Project.  In order to add a
  new issue, add it to the top of the entries as a plain org
  entry, then hit =C-c C-t o= to mark it as open.  In order
  to close an issue, on it's headline, hit =C-c C-t C=,
  this will prompt for a closing comment, see the buffer that
  pops up for instructions.
  
  Common tags: docs, features, bugs, security, ideas
  
  * CLOSED Write README. :docs:bookkeeping:
  - State "CLOSED"     from "OPEN"       [2016-03-22 Tue 02:16] \\
    Written.
  - State "OPEN"       from              [2016-03-18 Fri 22:33]
  * OPEN Implement new features :features:
  - State "OPEN"       from              [2016-01-27 Çrş 23:35]