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[Feature Request] Allow commit signing
See original GitHub issueDescription
Respect git flag -S and/or other related flags for commit signing when using the cli tool.
Possible Solution
Sign commits using the cli tool.
Issue Analytics
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- Created 3 years ago
- Reactions:2
- Comments:19 (16 by maintainers)
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Jumping in because I would also love this feature to happen. Personally when I originally started using commitizen, I thought the commit functionality was just purely a wrapper around the existing git command, and I do think that’s what would be most intuitive to users in general.
But admittedly I would also be happy with the
--idea. I use an alias for committing anyway, so it’s not like it would make a practical difference for me. 🚀The methods in this discussion look promising. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25864774/how-to-read-the-remaining-of-a-command-line-with-argparse