Commit Signing - CI/CD Glossary Definition
Commit signing attaches a cryptographic signature to a commit (git commit -S, GPG or SSH) so its author can be verified. It is enabled per commit or globally with commit.gpgsign true and gpg.format.
Commit signing attaches a cryptographic signature to a commit (git commit -S, GPG or SSH) so its author can be verified. It is enabled per commit or globally with commit.gpgsign true and gpg.format.
Commit signing attaches a cryptographic signature to a commit (git commit -S, GPG or SSH) so its author can be verified. It is enabled per commit or globally with commit.gpgsign true and gpg.format.
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