This may be caused by a missing public key or an unsupported algorithm.

ERRSIG - It was not possible to check the signature.

BADSIG - The signature with the keyid has not been verified.

REVKEYSIG - The signature with the keyid is good, but the signature was made by a revoked key.

EXPKEYSIG - The signature with the keyid is good, but the signature was made by an expired key.

EXPSIG - The signature with the keyid is good, but the signature is expired.

GOODSIG - The signature with the keyid is good.

If you hover over the badge, you will see a tooltip which displays the Signature details.īelow is a list of possible signature codes and what they mean: An icon will appear to the left of the commit SHA on signed commits only. You can verify a commit has been signed by selecting a commit and viewing the commit panel. Generate new GPG Key: GitKraken will generate a new GPG key for you, see Generating a GPG Key In GitKraken. Sign Tags by Default: Enabling this checkbox will have GitKraken sign any annotated tags you create going forward. Sign Commits by Default: Enabling this checkbox will have GitKraken sign any commit you create going forward. If you do not know where GPG is installed on your local machine, launch a terminal and enter: which gpg for Mac & Linux. However, it is possible to have multiple installations of GPG so you can specify which one GitKraken should point to by using the If GPG is on your path, GitKraken should automatically detect the GPG program. GPG Program: This is the location of where GPG is installed on your local machine.

If you installed GPG while GitKraken was open, you may need to fully close GitKraken and re-launch it.

You may need to configure the GPG Program setting first.

If this list is blank you can try the following troubleshoots: Select the key you wish GitKraken to use when signing your commits and annotated tags. Signing Key: This dropdown list will contain all of your local keys. Launch GitKraken and navigate to Preferences → GPG Preferences. Once you have GPG installed on your machine, you will need to configure GitKraken to use GPG. If you wish to enter a passphrase, make sure you do so prior to selecting Generate.

Under Preferences → GPG Preferences, there is an option to Generate new GPG Key. Note: Make sure that you have (/git-workflows-and-extensions/commit-signing-with-gpg/#configure-gpg-in-gitkraken). Uploading Your GPG Key to a Remote Hosting Service

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