How to sign git commits with fish Shell

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Prerequisite:

• GPG Installed
• Git Installed

Fish Shell

Generating GPG Key

GPG Generation Command

Generating GPG Key

• After generation of your GPG Key, run the below command to list your GPG Keys

• Now Copy The ID like this

- Tell Git about your signing Key, make sure that you have configured git name and email

replace ED267DF4249ACCC3 with your own

• Here `ED267DF4249ACCC3` is my GPG key ID, replace it with yours.
• Now set The value of GPG_TTY value.

- Add the above line to your config.fish file which is located in $HOME/.config/fish/config.fish

- Now let us test if our GPG works by running

- If it prompts password for using your GPG key (if any) and generates a sign like above, then your GPG Sign is configured successfully to sign commits

• To sign a commit

git commit -S -m “your message”

Signing commits with our key

• You can check for Sign by running

- To get verified, you must add your GPG Key to your github account.

• Export the GPG Public by running

remember to replace ED267DF4249ACCC3
with your own.

- Visit GitHub, login and click your profile icon, select settings

Open the menu by clicking profile icon

- In the user settings sidebar, click SSH and GPG keys.

- Click the add GPG key button

click new GPG key

• Paste the GPG that we have copied.

- Click the add GPG Key button.

- Now your commits that are signed with it are shown as verified in GitHub 😃

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