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Former Member
3 years ago

SSH Commit Signing

I've stated signing my git commits using SSH. However this only seems to work with setting the SSH_AUTH_SOCK env variable. For some reasons I cannot set that variable everywhere and have to rely...
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Jack_P_1P
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3 years ago

Hey mvgijssel:

First I'd like to apologize for the delayed response here. op-ssh-sign exists to offer a one-click install for Git commit signing. By default, Git uses ssh-keygen to sign commits, using the SSH agent available in the SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable. Changing the signing command allows for a one click install. If you instead comment out the /op-ssh-sign line of your .gitconfig in your container, as well as forward your SSH_AUTH_SOCK in, is Git able to sign your commits? Let me know.

Hi @spocklogical:

Would you mind elaborating where you're running into trouble? Is that when pushing to a Git repo, SSHing to a server, or signing your commits? Let me know.

Jack