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On the Inspecting Gitsign Commit Signatures page, there is a PKCS7 output dump containing certificate information. The public key being shown there contains the sequence :de:. Something in the pipeline changes this to a flag emoji (🇩🇪) instead. This does not accurately reflect the actual output users could typically expect from the openssl command line.
Excerpt from the page as of the time creating this issue:
Subject Public Key Info:
Public Key Algorithm: id-ecPublicKey
Public-Key: (256 bit)
pub:
04:ec:60:4b:67:aa:28:d9:34:f3:83:9c:17:a5:c8:
a5:87:5e🇩🇪db:c2:65:c8:8b:e6:dc:c4:6f:9c:87:
60:05:42:18:f7:b7:0d:8f:06:f1:62:ce:9a:59:9d:
71:12:55:1b:c3:d4:c7:90:a5:f6:0a:b4:1a:b3:0e:
a7:3d:4e:12:38
Where the 🇩🇪 symbol should instead be :de:.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On the Inspecting Gitsign Commit Signatures page, there is a PKCS7 output dump containing certificate information. The public key being shown there contains the sequence
:de:
. Something in the pipeline changes this to a flag emoji (🇩🇪) instead. This does not accurately reflect the actual output users could typically expect from theopenssl
command line.Excerpt from the page as of the time creating this issue:
Where the 🇩🇪 symbol should instead be
:de:
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: