The current solution for integration with VC (Github) doesn't support commit signing as far as I can tell. When in an org or repo that enforces commit signing, that prevents the PR from being merged into the default branch. A workaround is pulling the branch locally, squashing or rolling back commits, committing so they are signed, and force pushing back to the upstream branch.
It would be great if Retool supported commit signing to avoid the work around.
@ace6807 Thanks for the request here. We have an internal ticket tracking interest in signing commits for Github, and I've added your +1 to it. It's not currently being prioritized, but I'll update you here as I get any additional information on the status.
+1 on that one too. We have engineering standards that mandate the use of signed commits for all developers (2000+) set in branch protection rules. We need this natively without a workaround.
@msaucier Added your plus one here to the internal ticket. Will update this thread when I can.
+1 on that too. I am running into the same issue, has there been any movement on this ticket in the last months?
Hi @TobiasOhlsson,
It looks like this ticket was being worked on with the Github portion completed, but got lost in the shuffle when the engineer working on this ticket moved.
I just moved it back to Triage to see if we can get it launched and then have following support for Gitlab/Bitbucket roll out down the line.
Actually I found the setting. This works now.