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- Git commits can optionally be signed using GNU Privacy Guard (GPG). - Without checking for `gpgsig` in the `git` output, signed commits would be skipped by `git2json`. - Adds the `gpgsig` property to each commit in the JSON output. - Signed commits use the multiline signature string. - Unsigned commits use `null`. - The signature is not cryptographically verified by `git2json`. - Note that signed _tags_ may be more common, but this change is only for signed _commits_. See - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Privacy_Guard - https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Signing-Your-Work
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gpgsigin thegitoutput, signed commits would be skipped bygit2json.gpgsigproperty to each commit in the JSON output.null.git2json.See
Note: the commit in this pull request (6bf773d) is signed, and can be used for testing.