Open czeildi opened 1 year ago
I have gpg signing set up for every commit, i.e. commit.gpgsign is true and if I commit from the command line, all my commits are indeed gpg signed.
commit.gpgsign
true
If I commit with gert::git_commit, my commits are not signed.
gert::git_commit
I would expect them to be signed, or show a warning that the commits are not signed.
Or if this is out of scope, maybe a note could be added to the documentation.
I am not sure how to set up a proper reprex, but here is a sandbox repository where I experimented: https://github.com/czeildi/gert-sandbox/commits/main
for context: originally I burned myself using usethis::pr_merge_main on a repository that requires all commits to be signed for merging a PR and tracked that gert is used under the hood.
usethis::pr_merge_main
I have gpg signing set up for every commit, i.e.
commit.gpgsign
istrue
and if I commit from the command line, all my commits are indeed gpg signed.If I commit with
gert::git_commit
, my commits are not signed.I would expect them to be signed, or show a warning that the commits are not signed.
Or if this is out of scope, maybe a note could be added to the documentation.
I am not sure how to set up a proper reprex, but here is a sandbox repository where I experimented: https://github.com/czeildi/gert-sandbox/commits/main