Hi all, There are two issues I keep running into with gpg signing usability: 1. When gpg fails to sign the commit, the error message is not forwarded. That means you always get "gpg failed to sign the data" when the actual gpg error is for example "gpg: skipped ...: Unusable secret key". This makes the errors hard to deal with, because you don't know which command actually failed without GIT_TRACE. That's especially bad in case of transient errors. 2. When gpg fails to sign the commit, it's not reported where it's available. I found that it's possible to recover it from COMMIT_EDITMSG from man pages, but it would be great if "gpg failed to sign the data" message was followed with "your message draft was saved to .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG" to make it more discoverable / not require reading full manual to find out about it. -- Stan Pitucha Site Reliability Engineer at Envato http://envato.com The email and any attachments are confidential and may contain information that is exempt from disclosure by law and subject to copyright. If you have received this message in error please let me know and delete it.
