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14 Apr 2016

Signing git commits using Keybase

⚠️ WARNING: This post contains some terrible advice, and is preserved here only for historical reasons. Signing git commits has been a great idea since forever. A great unpopular idea. Luckily, that changes with the recent Github announcement. This is a quick guide on how to set it up with your keybase.io account. Keybase Jump to the git stuff, I already have Keybase. Create keybase.io account Keybase is still not publicly available, but you can ask me or anyone on Keybase for an invite. Read more

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