rebase with commit.gpgsign = true

Hey guys, I love the commit.gpgsign feature. When rebasing some commits, every commit is signed - even those of other authors. Is there a way to configure git to only sign my commits? Thanks, Johannes -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message

Re: Making a (quick) commit to another branch

Yeah, of course u are right. Thanks for pointing that out - saves me a few key strokes. > As when you merge with master, git will carry on with the changes. > I don't see the need to cherry pick that commit. > > Javier Domingo > - -- Johannes Schneider - blog.cedarsoft

Making a (quick) commit to another branch

nches back - - reverting latest commit - - unstashing changes I'd love to solve this by having an option for git commit that gives me the possibility to commit to another branch: git commit thefixedfile.txt -m "fixed a typo" -b master Any ideas/hints? Thanks, Johannes