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by eru
1268 days ago
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> All it means is that you put your signature over a particular state of the repo (and, by extensions, its parent states). That's technically true. Though in practice I think the implied social contract is that signing of a commit means you signal some kind of approval for the diff between the signed commit and its immediate predecessor(s). |
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