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By default, if signingKey is specified in ~/.gitconfig, git will automatically sign the commit using gpg. But when using grc, commits are not signed.
signingKey
~/.gitconfig
gpg
grc
git log --show-signature
My gitconfig:
mgt in ~ ❯ cat .gitconfig [user] name = mgt email = mgt@oi-wiki.org signingKey = 7965BF43A2143DD26F1A4850362C4BEE95C1C2DF [commit] gpgSign = true
I've searched git2's document, and I guess it is possible to implement this feature. See https://docs.rs/git2/0.13.17/git2/struct.Repository.html#method.commit_signed .
git2
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I found a upstream discussion rust-lang/git2-rs#507 , hope it can help you.
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Hi, @CoelacanthusHex, @Enter-tainer Thank you for your issue. i would support for this feature in the next release.
I underestimated the difficulty of this job, I will support it as soon as possible if it is feasible.இ௰இ
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By default, if
signingKey
is specified in~/.gitconfig
, git will automatically sign the commit usinggpg
. But when usinggrc
, commits are not signed.git log --show-signature
My gitconfig:
I've searched
git2
's document, and I guess it is possible to implement this feature. See https://docs.rs/git2/0.13.17/git2/struct.Repository.html#method.commit_signed .The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: