You could talk about the git commit -S that uses GPG key to sign a commit. I just set it up this years and it looks great on GitHub !
git commit -S
You could also do git config --global commit.gpgsign 'true' to make this persistent. You'll need to set user.signingkey too, though.
git config --global commit.gpgsign 'true'
user.signingkey
That's really interesting! I will definitely check it out.
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You could talk about the
git commit -Sthat uses GPG key to sign a commit. I just set it up this years and it looks great on GitHub !You could also do
git config --global commit.gpgsign 'true'to make this persistent. You'll need to setuser.signingkeytoo, though.That's really interesting! I will definitely check it out.