git uses SHA-1 hashes when signing tag. SHA-1 is generally deprecated and is
not a collision-safe anymore (though, collisions are yet to come pre-image attack is yet to come).
git-secure-tag runs cat-file recursively for each
entry (sorted alphabetically), enters submodules (if present), and hashes
file/directory names, file contents, and submodules (recursively again) into a
resulting Git-EVTag-v0-SHA512: ... SHA512 digest.
npm install -g git-secure-tag# Sign
git secure-tag v1.2.7 -m "My tag annotation"
# Verify
git secure-tag -v v1.2.7Largely inspired by:
https://github.com/cgwalters/git-evtag
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