>>>>> "LT" == Linus Torvalds <[email protected]> writes:
LT> Guys, I will say this once more: git will not look at the signature.
LT> And that is why I from the very beginning tried to make ti very clear that
LT> the signature goes at the end. Not at the beginning, not in the middle,
LT> and not in a different file. IT GOES AT THE END.
If that is the case, can't you do it without introducing this
new tag object, like this?
1. Find existing commit-id that you want to tag.
2. Sign that commit object:
cat-file commit $commit |
gpg --detach-sign --armor -u 'Linus Torvalds' >commit.sig
3. Make another commit, making the original commit as its parent:
{
echo tag This is my tag.
cat commit.sig
} | commit-tree $(cat-file commit $commit |
sed -e 's/tree //;d') -p $commit
Then you can publish the ID of this commit object, which attests
that the original commit is what you vouch for. Am I missing
something?
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