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add a URL for all events in a year with a specific tag
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This is pretty useful, thanks!
Are you going to sign your commits with GPG from now on? As you have just signed two commits and last three commits are marked as unverified :)
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I switched to signing with my ssh key, but apparently GitHub doesn't recognize that yet. And the previously signed ones were actually github signing it with their own key, which seems kind of silly.
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Ah, thanks for clarification.
Of course you know that this can be disabled from https://github.com/settings/keys (Flag unsigned commits as unverified), (it's disabled by default, so for sure you know :)
Not that disabling it will give any extra security or whatsoever, but enabling it when it shows signed commits as "Unverified", will probably raises concerns for someones like me 😉
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That setting is unchecked already, but I think what's happening is github sees that there is a signature, but doesn't know how to read ssh key signatures, so it's marking it "unverified" anyway.