feat: leverage ghup to ensure signed commits for release process #60
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This change introduces the use of the GitHub Actions setup from ghup. This action allows us to create signed commits via the GitHub API. The adjustment is necessary since committing without an author name and email is required to create signed commits, which isn’t supported by traditional git commands.
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This change introduces the use of the GitHub Actions setup from ghup. This action allows us to create signed commits via the GitHub API.
The adjustment is necessary since committing without an author name and email is required to create signed commits, which isn’t supported by traditional git commands.