Hello,
I am looking at using Git within our organisation, and verifying the
source of
commits has been raised as a concern. GPG signing individual commits has
been
discussed at least once on this list [1]. I got the impression from that
thread
that if a patch to implement it were submitted then it would probably
get
accepted. I have a few questions:
1) Is that actually the case at present? I ask to avoid doing the work
and
having it rejected.
2) If it were accepted into Git, would an equivalent patch be accepted
into
jgit? Would patches for UI to use it be accepted into egit?
I can not promise that we will actually write this patch as I am going
to
present it internally as one option and using hooks scripts as another,
but it
would be more likely to happen if there were positive answers to those
questions.
Thanks,
Arunan Bala
[1] http://kerneltrap.org/mailarchive/git/2007/1/15/235839/thread
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