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We are rolling out an update that will now create signed commits as part of stack rebases. The rebased commits will have a GitHub bot user as a committer while maintaining the original author. This will affect both the "Rebase Stack" button in the merge box as well as the automated rebase that occurs after a partial merge of a stack. |
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Merging an earlier PR in the stack via UI produces unsigned commits in the later PR(s) as a result of a rebase.
This might be due to a web config issue, but if so I've been unable to find it.
Before merging, commits in question, signed:

Before merging, state of play of earlier PR:

Before merging, state of play of later PR:

Post-merge, commits are rewritten and unsigned:

Our repos require commits to be signed, and this is interfering with CICD.
A local run of
gh stack synchas been seen to resolve this, but it is a fair amount of overhead to perform each time we want a partial merge for review purposes.All reactions