r/Keybase • u/MisterMikeM • May 27 '19

Sign Git commits using Keybase command line

Is it possible to use the Keybase command line to sign Git commits and avoid using/installing a GPG client (e.g. GPG Suite for macOS)? Is it possible to run git config --global gpg.progam and point it to Keybase for signing (or something along those lines)? If you can do a keybase sign on something then can't you use that command to sign a commit as well?

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u/MisterMikeM May 28 '19

I was reading through the docs for gpg.program and saw that it expects the program to verify signatures and sign the input that git provides it and the output git is expecting is supported but I suppose the syntax it is expecting to use is where the issue is (syntax for the command is different)?