Christophe Dervieux • 10/11/2021

Signed git commit with Keybase and Gpg on Windows 10

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This technical tutorial explains how to configure signed Git commits on Windows 10 using Keybase for identity management and GPG4Win for encryption. It covers installing the necessary tools, generating a PGP key, setting up Git to sign commits by default, adding the key to GitHub, and ensuring the GPG agent starts on system startup. The article is a practical resource for developers seeking to enhance commit security on Windows.

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