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The idea here is to setup GPG signature verification for my blog repo to make sure that all commits are from me or someone I trust.
Signing Git commits using GPG keys is the process of using a cryptographic identity to assert that a given chance to a piece of software was made by a given individual, organization, or other entity. This is accomplished by associating a digital signature with the commit itself. Other users of the software can then validate that the software being patched was modified only by source they trust.
I was looking for an easy way to setup a personal blog for free but meanwhile also learning something new. It came out that setting up a website using Static Site Generators and GitHub Pages is kind of interesting and fulfill my needs. So, today I am going to briefly describe how I setup my blog using Hexo on GitHub page.
References:
StaticGen: https://www.staticgen.com
Hexo: https://hexo.io
Hexo Docs: https://hexo.io/docs/
NexT theme: https://github.com/theme-next/hexo-theme-next
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