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Generate a new key and update the global git config with the new public key hash. Then add the new public key to Github/Gitlab to support verification of signe
by micahhenning 7y ago
Generate a new key and update the global git config with the new public key hash. Then add the new public key to Github/Gitlab to support verification of signed commits with new key.
- abhishekjha 7y agoBut that would invalidate the old signed commits, wouldn't it?
- chipsa 7y agoPretty sure you can keep your old keys in there. You just don't use the old key for signing.