Git

In this post, we will enable you to have GitHub verified commits. For that, you have to: Create a GPG key Configure GitHub with its public key Configure your git to sign commits Creating a GPG key Install the tool in your OS. brew install gpg // MacOS apt install gnupg2 // Linux (Debian-based) If you just installed the tool, you should have no keys yet. You can check by running:

Below is a table with commands I don’t run frequently enough to remember them, and have to rely on searching on internet again and again. Now it’s saved somewhere. 😀 Last update: October 3rd, 2023. Operation Command Commit without files git commit -m "some message" --allow-empty List commits in one line each git log --oneline Remove local tag git tag -d <tag_name> Remove remote tag git push --delete origin <tag_name> Stash changes git stash Retrieve changes from stash git …