Arsen Arsenović wrote:
> The signature is not a signature of the author,
> it's the signature of the committer.
Oh, that explains why commit signing is useful in the Linux kernel project,
- with the lieutenants and the subsystem maintainers, that commit and
forward patches from individual contributors,
- with the pull requests between the various trees ("staging" etc.).
Whereas here, in a project with a central repository and few, but
well-behaved committers, it would be a pointless hassle.
Bruno
