Une minute
Ajouter un contributeur dans un repo git sécurisé avec git-crypt
Pré-requis
Installer GPG
et git-crypt
localement
Sur OSX:
brew install gpg
brew install git-crypt
Sur Linux Ubuntu/ Debian:
apt-get install gnupg git-crypt gnupg-agent -y
Verification de l’installation
gpg --gen-key
gpg --list-keys
Generate a new GPG key On the new developer laptop execute:
Generate a new GPG key
gpg --gen-key
Get the public key ID
Send the key to an admin to trust it and add it to git-crypt repo DB
gpg --list-keys
# example 4037B9596FB8CF790CF5D2BB66281416CB86764B
Export the GPG keys to a file
# If your machine contains one GPG key
gpg --armor --export --output /tmp/user_pubkey.gpg
# Else
gpg --export -a CEDFA26469..................CEC966794F8D > /tmp/olivier_pubkey.gpg
Send to file to a repository contributor/ admin.
Import the public key locally
On the admin laptop import the public key to GPG local DB and trust it.
gpg --import /tmp/user_pubkey.gpg
# Trust the public key
gpg --edit-key F987DFB4E7F6B40A03FC152A3C3B8C1BDB3C11EF trust quit
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Add the trusted key on git repo
On the admin laptop add the public key to the repo (it automatically creates a commit)
git-crypt add-gpg-user 4037B9596FB8CF990CF5D2BB66281416CB86764B
# Replace the example key bellow with the new developer key: example 4037B9596FB8CF790CF5D2BCC3281416CB86764B
Push the change to git
Just git push. On the previous step a commit has been automatically created (git log to see it)