Garrick Aden-Buie • 9/13/2021

Signed and verified: signed git commits with Keybase and RStudio

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This technical tutorial explains how to cryptographically sign Git commits using a GPG key managed by Keybase to verify your identity on platforms like GitHub. It provides a step-by-step guide covering the installation of Keybase and GPG, key generation, and configuration for both Git and RStudio to ensure signed commits work seamlessly in that development environment.

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