A command line tool to help manage projects using the Developer Certificate of Origin contributor workflow.
To install:
gem install dcoTo enable auto-sign-off for all commits in a repository:
cd /my/repository
dco enableThe dco enable command turns on auto-sign-off for all future commits in a
repository. This means any commit message that does not have Signed-off-by:
will have the declaration added. This is equivalent to always using git commit -s
even in git tools that do not support it.
The auto-sign-off is implemented using a commit-msg hook to rewrite the log
message as needed. Unlike git alias commit "commit -s", this will work with
any Git interface, including GUIs and IDE integration.
The dco disable command turns off auto-sign-off, removing the hook script
created by dco enable.
The dco sign command retroactively applies the sign-off commit message to
every commit in a branch. By default it will update the current branch, but you
can provide a branch name via dco sign BRANCH. If you want to use something other
than master as the base branch, pass --base BRANCH.
This can also be used to sign-off a branch on the behalf of another contributor.
You must provide a link to a public declaration that the user is agreeing to the
DCO: dco sign --behalf 'https://github.com/me/myproject/pulls/1#issuecomment-238042611'.
When signing on the behalf of another user, you will get a comment like:
Signed-off-by: Alan Smithee <asmithee@example.com>
Sign-off-executed-by: Commiter McCommiterface <other@example.com>
Approved-at: https://github.com/me/myproject/pulls/1#issuecomment-238042611
The dco check verifies the DCO sign-off for all commits in a branch. By default
it also checks that the sign-off for each commit matches that commit's author.
Development sponsored by Bloomberg.
Copyright 2016, Noah Kantrowitz
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