Sign commits and tags with SSH keys

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In Bitbucket Data Center, you can use personal SSH keys not only to access a Bitbucket instance but also to sign your commits and tags.

Prerequisites

Here’s what you need to start signing your commits and tags with SSH keys:

Configure Git

If you would like to configure signing your commits and tags with SSH keys globally for all repositories, follow the steps from the Global configuration section below. If you would like to configure signing your commits and tags with SSH keys locally for a single repository, follow the steps from the Local configuration section below.

Global configuration

You first need to tell git that you’re going to use an SSH key for signing commits:

git config --global gpg.format ssh

Next, specify the SSH key that you wish to sign commits and tags with:

git config --global user.signingkey ~/.ssh/<name_of_ssh_key>.pub  

Local configuration

You first need to tell git that you’re going to use an SSH key for signing commits. Run the following commands in the directory of the repository for which you want to enable commit and tag signing with SSH keys:

git config gpg.format ssh

Next, specify the SSH key that you wish to sign commits and tags with:

git config user.signingkey ~/.ssh/<name_of_ssh_key>.pub  

Sign commits

To sign a single commit, add the -S flag when making a commit.

git commit -S -m "My signed commit"

If you want to sign all commits for a single repository by default, run the following command in a directory within the repository:

git config commit.gpgsign true

If you want to enable the setting for all repositories, you can run this command from anywhere on your computer:

git config --global commit.gpgsign true

Sign tags

To sign a tag, add the -s flag when making a tag:

git tag -s my-signed-tag
最終更新日: 2023 年 10 月 19 日

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