Thomas Danckaert <[email protected]> writes: > I accidentally used the wrong key when signing my commits to > core-updates yesterday. How can I fix this? A number of commits were > already made on top of mine, so we'd need to rebase?
If you can send a signed message (using key D77D54FD according to my books) containing the public key of the key used to sign these commits (so they can be verified), I think that is proof enough. Assuming you admit to making them, of course :-) > These are the offending commits: > > b1a8fd2d2 gnu: libreoffice: Update to 5.3.1.2. > 90ac806d3 gnu: orcus: Update to 0.12.1. > b85b56dd7 gnu: libetonyek: Update to 0.1.6. > 22e52dbd0 gnu: Add libstaroffice. > cb3864392 gnu: ixion: Update to 0.12.2. > 57144094b gnu: mdds: Upgrade to 1.2.2. > 741916f11 gnu: Add libzmf. > > Thomas
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