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Well yes, signing every commit is useless. He did not however, at any point during that exchange, express the idea that commit signing is a useless activity. An
by luizfelberti 7y ago
Well yes, signing every commit is useless. He did not however, at any point during that exchange, express the idea that commit signing is a useless activity. And that is what I was referring to.
Currently Git seems to be very much integrated with GnuPG and the same goes for GitHub's UX sprinkles over the signing feature. That is what I'd like a decent alternative to.
I considered using OpenBSD's signify but it does not integrate as nicely as GnuPG signing so I'd basically be rolling my own mechanism (which is fine I guess, but feels subpar)
- Boulth 7y agoFor the record git signing can also use X.509 certificates but from what I see it's still managed by GnuPG.