Protect YOUR Git + GitHub commits!!

You MUST sign your git commits with GPG to prove to GitHub that they have come from you, otherwise people can commit pretending to be you. This happened to me - don't let this happen to you!

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Are YOUR git commits from you?

[oSpam]

Great video! Late to the party but helping me none the less, I can’t believe this whole time I’ve not known about signing my commits. Going to sign them now!

[priyanshukumawat]

Awesome video, Eddie! Recently I've set it all up and started to sign my git commits too!

[pradumnasaraf]

Super helpful video, Eddie. I need to re-enable sign commits.

[ritiksharma]

Sir please clear my doubt -
I work in an Indian startup as a node.js developer, I want to work in a more productive company but I don't know DSA and in many PBC DSA round is there to filter out +they ask development also
I love development, to make end to end products and want to contribute by open source for the organisations
What should I do sir I cannot do 2 things at same time as I have a total 12 hour job schedule, how can I get a good job based on my development skills
Waiting for your reply sir

[neontuts]

Thanks for sharing Eddie. I sometimes use online tools like Gitpod & Replit to commit and push changes to GitHub. Is it possible to sign those commits?

[JimKernix]

What did he say at ~ 2:40? I could not understand it: "...and your've got the ....?"

[JimKernix]

For those shell commands, would they work in Git Bash?