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same here, I tried with both gpg2 and gpg PS: the problem was that I had multiple keys locally... but weirdly, now that I managed to upload my correct one, my
by berdario 11y ago
same here, I tried with both gpg2 and gpg
PS: the problem was that I had multiple keys locally... but weirdly, now that I managed to upload my correct one, my commits are still seen as unsigned
- emilecantin 11y agoApparently I had the same issue... I specified the key ID when exporting, instead of the email address, and it worked!
- berdario 11y agoFunny enough, in my case it was the opposite (but I have multiple keys for the same email address). Also, the problem about the commit still appearing ad unverified was just a temporary issue: by looking at another repository the changes were verified correctly (I guess that github caches gpg output, and doesn't reexecutes it with every page load, obviously)