We have found in #10 that the master branch only accepts verified/signed commits. This setting will block commits and merge requests that are not verified/not signed.
The simplest solution to this problem is to make changes using GitHub online, through the web browser. This way, all commits are signed and verified, and so all merge requests can be merged automatically with no problems.
We have found in #10 that the master branch only accepts verified/signed commits. This setting will block commits and merge requests that are not verified/not signed.
The simplest solution to this problem is to make changes using GitHub online, through the web browser. This way, all commits are signed and verified, and so all merge requests can be merged automatically with no problems.