Drew Hess

I also updated to 12.5 last night and now Secretive isn't working. :( *edit* I did `kill -HUP ` where `` is the process ID of the agent, and now...

I don’t think this will work any differently with SSH keys than it does with GPG keys. I have changed my GPG key once since I started signing my git...

> I was discussing more about the general idea of signing git commits with an ssh key and not specifically about github's implementation. Well in that case, personally I welcome...

> Anyways, off topic from secretive. But for secretive to be useful for commit signing Github would not only need to support the signing, but do work around key management....

> 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...

Hmm, I can sign with my Secretive key, and I can convince `git` locally (via the `gpg.ssh.allowedSignersFile`) that my signature is valid, but despite the fact that I've uploaded my...

> @dhess It's because you have to add the ssh key again, but set `Key type` to `Signing Key`. This is so that your commits can still show up as...

> I don't foresee using Cachix Deploy for anything other NixOS, so I don't understand the argument against a global `rollbackChecks` script. We use it on macOS, where it’s an...

I think this down to `haskell.nix`, actually. See https://github.com/input-output-hk/haskell.nix/issues/496 I noticed because, now that we've switched one of our `haskell.nix` projects to a Flake, we're having the same issue with...

Per your advice on IRC, I tried this with a different SSH key that I generated specifically to test this (i.e., this is not a production SSH RSA host key)....