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128bit.io
GPG stands for GNU Privacy Guard, it's a public-key cryptography that can be used to digitally sign items like commits in Git. GPG provides a lot more functionality, but let's go into why you would want to digitally sign your Git commits. Git does not have any way to validate the author of a commit. When setting up a Git client on your system you are able to use any email address you desire. |
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artemislena.eu
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melkat.blog
Anyone can be anyone when it comes to commits. For example, here is a commit where ""Linus Torvalds"" deletes Linux. I put this document together for myself a while back, but I thought I would share it with other people who want a straightforward guide to setting up commit signing with GPG. |
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blog.florentdelannoy.com
Florent Delannoy's blog |
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