How to Enable Verified Commits and Tags in GitHub Codespaces Using SSH
✅ How to Enable Verified Commits and Tags in GitHub Codespaces Using SSH If you're using GitHub Codespaces and want your commits and tags to display the green "✅ Verified" badge on GitHub, you’ll need to set up SSH signing manually. By default, Codespaces do not sign commits or tags — but with a few steps, you can make every change cryptographically verified. In this guide, you’ll learn: Why commit/tag verification matters How to set up SSH signing in Codespaces How to automate the setup with a setup.sh script How to verify your setup is working Why Use Verified Commits and Tags? When you push a signed commit or tag to GitHub, and the signature matches a key you've registered with your account, GitHub shows a green ✅ Verified badge next to it. This proves that the changes truly came from you — and haven’t been tampered with. In professional or open-source work, this improves trust, authenticity, and security . Step-by-Step Setup in GitHub Code...