问题
I wonder how I can add the "signed-off-by" line in a Git commit automatically within PyCharm's Commit dialog.
There are options for amending to the previous commit and changing the author of the commit, but I couldn't find an option for adding the signed-off line (git commit -s) on a per-commit basis.
Is it even possible or is it a missing feature?
回答1:
For anyone getting this answer in google searches, here is the solution as tested in Ubuntu 16.04:
echo 'no-tty' >> ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf
echo 'use-agent' >> ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf
Then you can:
git config --global format.signoff true
This will set git to always sign-off, and set gpg to use a gtk popup to ask for your key password when needed and avoid errors in pycharm.
Hope that helps someone.
回答2:
The IntelliJ plateform (Pycharm is based on it) doesn't seem to support Git sign-off yet (issue).
There's a similar request including GPG signing.
回答3:
In PyCharm 2016.3 (just released) it's available as a tickbox in the commit dialog.
回答4:
As can be seen from the linked issues, not implemented yet but then one can simply put the signing key information inside ~/.gitconfig and run git commit -s from the command line, all else I do from within IDEA (WebStorm in my case).
Of course, I am looking forward when it's implemented and one doesn't have to hop outside IDEA just to have a commit signed and then go back and continue inside IDEA.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21302034/how-to-sign-off-signed-off-by-a-git-commit-in-pycharm