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How to check if a commit is signed or not? #1212

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VladimirCreator asked this question in Q&A
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Will you consider adding it if there is no such a feature?

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When you see the following sign, it means this is a Signed commit.
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It is strange because when I git log --show-signature I see the signature (the screenshot above) but nothing in SourceGit (the screenshot below)
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Am I missing something? It seems like I need to have remote?

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It seems like I need to have remote?

It doesn't need remote.
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What's your execution result of git show --no-show-signature --format=%G?%n%GS%n%GK -s 318d3b5c ?

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make sure the git used by Sourcegit is the same with the one you used in terminal

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