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It would be nice if there were a way to provide keys that are likely to sign commits in a repository, but aren't actually owned by any users, so that these signatures can be verified. Maybe in a repository administration interface?
If that were done, then it might be nice to display a warning if there are commits that can't be verified. Making that eventually possible could really help code integrity, I think.
It would be nice if there were a way to provide keys that are likely to sign commits in a repository, but aren't actually owned by any users, so that these signatures can be verified. Maybe in a repository administration interface?
If that were done, then it might be nice to display a warning if there are commits that can't be verified. Making that eventually possible could really help code integrity, I think.