Github Commit Signing
Git commit signing provides a way to cryptographically associate a commit with a signing key. Without commit signing, a Git commit contains an author name and email address, but those fields alone do not prove that the person shown as the author actually created the commit. Signed commits add an additional verification layer. GitHub can verify a cryptographic signature against a signing key registered with the user’s GitHub account and display successfully verified commits with the Verified status. This guide…