BitByBit Academy Step 2: Verify commit signing

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BitByBit Academy Step 2: Verify commit signing

You are ready for the signing checkpoint.

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• Module 05: Commit signing

Your Task

Run the full setup check from the root of your repository.

macOS/Linux:

bash scripts/run-full-check.sh

Windows PowerShell:

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File scripts/run-full-check.ps1

Windows Command Prompt:

scripts\run-full-check.cmd

What 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

1. comment on this issue with a short summary of your results
2. include any WARN items you still need to fix
3. close this issue

When this issue is closed, the practice pull request issue will be created automatically.

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Summary of Results

The run-full-check.sh script 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).

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BitByBit Academy mentor note: nice work. Your next step is ready: #3