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GPG Commit Signing Project

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JBJimit Bhalavat <jimit@rams.colostate.edu>
Date
Jul 7, 2020, 18:01 UTC
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Hello Junio,
When we last spoke, David Huseby, my mentor for Hyperledger Git Commit Signing Project, proposed an outline of what we are trying to achieve. We have come to the conclusion that me and him are going to spend the rest of the summer analyzing the format signing infrastructure and will have proposals and questions as we go. I am also going to write a technical design document which will help us analyze the problem. I realize this is a larger long-term project that I think deserves a topic and how would I set a topic up? 
I am also going to be thoroughly reading and understanding the patches from last summer which will help me guide through the format. If you are not the right person to be in contact with, please put me in touch with the right person, or if you don’t mind, please forward this email to them so that we can be in touch. 
I really appreciate all your help, thank you once again, and I will have proposals and questions as we move forward. 
Thank you.

Be well and stay safe, Jimit Bhalavat

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