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BitByBit Academy Step 2: Verify commit signing #2
Description
BitByBit Academy Step 2: Verify commit signing
You are ready for the signing checkpoint.
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Your Task
Run the full setup check from the root of your repository.
macOS/Linux:
bash scripts/run-full-check.shWindows PowerShell:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File scripts/run-full-check.ps1Windows Command Prompt:
scripts\run-full-check.cmdWhat This Check Validates
- Git is configured for SSH signing
- the configured signing key exists
- automatic commit signing is enabled
- your SSH key pair is available
- your repository remote is configured correctly
What Success Looks Like
- the full setup check finishes with no
FAIL - you can explain what GitHub means by
Verified
When You Finish
- comment on this issue with a short summary of your results
- include any
WARNitems you still need to fix - close this issue
When this issue is closed, the practice pull request issue will be created automatically.
Activity
osvdevv commentedon Apr 7, 2026
Summary of Results
The
run-full-check.shscript finished successfully with 0 FAILs (11 Passed, 0 Failed). My Git is correctly configured for SSH signing, the keys exist, and automatic commit signing is enabled.WARN Items
I received one warning regarding the live authentication test:
[WARN] Skipping live GitHub SSH test. Run 'bash scripts/run-auth-check.sh' to test authentication automatically.I understand what GitHub means by
verified(it confirms the cryptographic signature of the commit matches the public key on my account, proving authorship).github-actions commentedon Apr 7, 2026
BitByBit Academy mentor note: nice work. Your next step is ready: #3