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Thanks for your great tool, I just discovered it. Very useful for my Git workflows with fixes + rebase/fixup 👍
Usually, I sign all my commits on GitHub (with a dedicated SSH key) via git -s -S commit.
When using the "Fixup workflow" (first commit with signature => fix => 2nd commit => rebase/fixup => commit to squash the 2 commits) as abstracted by "absorb", the signature is lost after rebase. I re-sign my commits after rebase via git rebase --exec "git commit --amend --no-edit -n -S -s" -i <commit_hash>.
Could you add an option for git-absorb to do the same thing? => -s = sign commit after absorb.
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git rebase has a flag to sign commits - -S, as usual. for my stance on supporting these arguments in git-absorb, see #88. if you want custom flags for your git rebase, my advice would be to invoke rebase yourself, which absorb has always been designed to support
Thanks for your great tool, I just discovered it. Very useful for my Git workflows with fixes + rebase/fixup 👍
Usually, I sign all my commits on GitHub (with a dedicated SSH key) via
git -s -S commit
.When using the "Fixup workflow" (first commit with signature => fix => 2nd commit => rebase/fixup => commit to squash the 2 commits) as abstracted by "absorb", the signature is lost after rebase. I re-sign my commits after rebase via
git rebase --exec "git commit --amend --no-edit -n -S -s" -i <commit_hash>
.Could you add an option for
git-absorb
to do the same thing? =>-s
= sign commit after absorb.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: