+ [2020-01-25T17:11:56Z] Be4stElectrjc Here from example same person one time has and other doesn't
+ [2020-01-25T17:12:42Z] nate It could be they're commiting from different systems and don't have a key configured on all of them
+ [2020-01-25T17:15:58Z] Be4stElectrjc It's ok, seeing now GitHub signs from the online editor. Maybe it's a git client that has missing like you said.
+ [2020-01-25T17:16:14Z] Be4stElectrjc It's not by default i assume...
+ [2020-01-25T17:21:47Z] nate It's not, there's no real way for a git client to default sign like that, the author would need to provide their actual identifier key

message no. 176692

Posted by nate in #github at 2020-01-25T17:10:05Z

You mean the PGP verification thing for author commits? I would assume because the author didn't properly verify with their key
+ [2020-01-26T15:14:47Z] cYnIxX3 switchover to PAT?
+ [2020-01-26T15:14:47Z] cYnIxX3 Hello, I have an installer script that pulls installation data from github through git api calls with curl, some users add their git login info in order to install more than 30 times (installer uses 2 api calls per install.) Now I am getting a message that Github will "deprecate basic authentication using password" and that I should look into PAT. PAT is confusing me, is there anyone that can assist with 'curl --user gituser:gitpass'
+ [2020-01-26T17:56:24Z] jsatk Question. Is there a way to set a PR template on a repo? I’d like to prepopulate the description for my team to fill out. Right now we all kind of have our own style and template for PRs. I’d be nice to automate this and suggest a template when people open PRs.
+ [2020-01-26T17:58:19Z] nedbat jsatk: yes: https://help.github.com/en/github/building-a-strong-community/using-templates-to-encourage-useful-issues-and-pull-requests
+ [2020-01-26T17:58:28Z] jsatk Thank you!