Github Copilot Cloud with new Sandbox Environment commits with my user instead of Copilot #212169
🏷️ Discussion TypeBug 💬 Feature/Topic AreaCopilot Cloud Agent BodyHi, As our repository has the setting "Branch protection rules → Require signed commits" für our main branches, I cannot merge to them. I found this article from april: https://github.blog/changelog/2026-04-03-copilot-cloud-agent-signs-its-commits/ How does it behave for Cloud Sandbox Environments? |
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@fien002 Thanks for reaching out! I'm super glad to hear you like the new cloud sandboxes - it's great to be able to work in the cloud without sacrificing speed or flexibility 🏆 We're working on support for commit signing at the moment. We're currently testing that fix internally, and expect to ship it in the next two weeks, so all commits will be signed again. Watch this space 👀 |
@fien002 Thanks for reaching out! I'm super glad to hear you like the new cloud sandboxes - it's great to be able to work in the cloud without sacrificing speed or flexibility 🏆
We're working on support for commit signing at the moment. We're currently testing that fix internally, and expect to ship it in the next two weeks, so all commits will be signed again. Watch this space 👀