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You don't need keybase to sign your commits. Any standard and key-exchange compatible pgp/gpg client will do. By using keybase you're just adding more work for
by akerro 10y ago
You don't need keybase to sign your commits. Any standard and key-exchange compatible pgp/gpg client will do. By using keybase you're just adding more work for everyone.
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Signing-Your-Work https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Signing-Your-Work
- electricEmu 10y agoKeybase makes it really easy to sign commits. By using keybase you get to manage keys and sign quickly. gpg will take hours of reading with its non-intuative cli. You're making less work for yourself. Gpg is the flossing of encryption. It has great efficacy and terrible efficiency.
- csubj 10y agoI think the cooler part of keybase.io is that it provides a platform for authenticating your separate social accounts (reddit,twitter, etc...) along with websites and github. That's pretty neat, and I can't say I've seen something like it before.