Charlie Moog

Thanks! I'm glad you're finding it useful. Thank you for the feature request. Regarding variable interpolation in general– I'm uneasy about adding features that stray from standard SQL syntax. Ideally,...

> But SSH keys can and usually do change with the machine Once Github adds support for displaying SSH commit signatures I plan on using my Yubikey with https://github.com/FiloSottile/yubikey-agent to...

I've been using a git signing workflow with Secretive for a few months now. The following git config works as expected https://github.com/cmoog/dotfiles/blob/b876d5483e0fbb065b16c20c34299edf9fb87af6/server/.gitconfig#L6. Of course you'll also need to set `SSH_AUTH_SOCK`...

> Thanks. Does GitHub now show the commits you've signed with that P-256 key as verified in the GitHub UI? Yes:

> I'm curious what the SSH agent sees the key as – I know you mentioned it's an EC256 key, but it starts with ecdsa-sha2-nistp256? For a key generated with...

Any chance someone has narrowed down the cause here?

bump @saied-nawaz @Rucknar

@saied-nawaz

cc @veehaitch @newAM

> 1. Can you explain what crashes you saw? I tested the last pull-request on aarch64-linux and had no issues. If you experienced problems I would like to know what...