feat: release automation works with signed commits#470
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✅ This PR correctly enables signed commits/tags by switching from lightweight to annotated tags and adding context support for proper command execution. The changes are well-structured and consistent throughout the codebase.
The key improvement is changing git tag <tag> to git tag <tag> -m <tag>, which creates annotated tags that can be GPG-signed when Git is configured to do so (via tag.gpgsign=true). Lightweight tags cannot be signed, so this change is essential for the feature described in the PR title.
No issues found - the implementation is correct.
Benehiko
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Feb 24, 2026
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