gitsign1
Keyless git signing using sigstore
Overview
Keyless Git signing with Sigstore!
Usage:
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gitsign [flags] gitsign [command]
Available Commands:
- attest
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add attestations to Git objects
- completion
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Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
- help
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Help about any command
- initialize
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Initializes Sigstore root to retrieve trusted certificate and key targets for verification.
- show
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Show source predicate information
- verify
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Verify a commit
- verify-tag
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Verify a tag
- version
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print Gitsign version
Flags:
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-a, --armor -
create ascii armored output
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-b, --detach-sign -
make a detached signature
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-h, --help -
help for gitsign
--include-certs int -3 is the same as -2, but omits issuer when cert has Authority Information Access extension. -2 includes all certs except root. -1 includes all certs. 0 includes no certs. 1 includes leaf cert. >1 includes n from the leaf. Default -2. (default -2)
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-u, --local-user string -
use USER-ID to sign
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-s, --sign -
make a signature
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--status-fd int -
write special status strings to the file descriptor n. (default
-1)
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-v, --verify -
verify a signature
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--version -
print Gitsign version
Use "gitsign [command] --help" for more information about a command.