Bug - SSH commit signing

Naomi Elstein· Dec 9, 2021, 17:54 UTC · lore

For some reason we can't sign commits using an SSH key because the public key is not found. This may be a configuration problem on our part or a bug in Git's new feature.

Fabian Stelzer· Dec 9, 2021, 18:11 UTC · re: Naomi Elstein · lore

Re: Bug - SSH commit signing

On 09.12.2021 19:54, Naomi Elstein wrote:

>For some reason we can't sign commits using an SSH key because the
>public key is not found.
>This may be a configuration problem on our part or a bug in Git's new feature.

Hi Naomi,
a bit more information would be helpful.
  - What was your git command and the actual result?
  - Which version of git and openssh are you using?
  - What did you configure for user.signingKey and any other gpg.* config 
    values.

If you run "git bugreport" you will get a template for a bug report that includes most of this and other useful information. I'd encourage you to use it to report bugs to git.

- Fabian