Use Keybase PGP keys to sign Git commits

Use Keybase PGP keys to sign Git commits(github.com)

2 points by overthelake 6 years ago | 1 comment

Hi all! Creator here. I saw lots of blog posts online about signing Git commits using Keybase, but they all require you to export your keys into gpg.

Since Keybase's command line tool allows you to sign and verify messages out-of-the-box, I built harbour to proxy messages between Git and Keybase. Now you can sign commits without exporting your keys!

phildenhoff 6 years ago |

Hi all! Creator here. I saw lots of blog posts online about signing Git commits using Keybase, but they all require you to export your keys into gpg.

Since Keybase's command line tool allows you to sign and verify messages out-of-the-box, I built harbour to proxy messages between Git and Keybase. Now you can sign commits without exporting your keys!