Can it generate signed commits and tags?

[ankostis]

I'm suspecting that #124 is only for parsing signed-commits. And there is no support for signed tags.
Is that correct?

How much effort would it be to support creating signed commits & tags?

[Natim]

Did you try to add this in your .git/config or ~/.gitconfig:

[commit]
gpgsign = true

[tag]
gpgsign = true

[ankostis]

Tag works, if you pass -u or --sign flags when creating tags.
For commits, I did try that and it didn't seem to work.

Actually I peaked at the code a little, and I think it does not use git command when committing, but gitdb pure-python library. And this library (I think) does not know how to sign commits.

[Byron]

The pure-python implementation is rather minimal and does not support signing.
In these cases, please resort to using the git command directly via repo.git.commit(<arg-to-commit-with-signature>).
Even though I am closing the issue, please feel free to leave additional comments.