📆 March 14, 2022 | ⏱️ 2 minutes read | 🏷️ journal updates

Journal Update 019

What’s New

If all you want to do is verify commits, you don’t need git-signify. You can run the commands below instead. With Git and Signify installed, run:

git cat-file -p <commit-hash> | sed -n '/-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----/,/-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----/p' | sed '1d;$d' | sed 's/ //' > /tmp/sig
git cat-file -p <commit-hash> | sed '/-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----/,/-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----/d' | signify -V -p <signify-public-key> -m - -x /tmp/sig

Future Plans