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Git identity, commit signing and proxied clones for runner sessions

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--configure-git sets a commit identity and installs SSH commit signing backed by a code-sign subcommand.

--configure-gitself-hosted-runner code-sign--use-anthropic-git-proxy
What

--configure-git sets a git identity of Claude <[email protected]>, installs an SSH commit signing program and Co-authored-by hook stubs under <base-dir>/.runner, and requires git 2.34 or newer. The signing itself is done by a new self-hosted-runner code-sign subcommand, which sends the commit to the session's signing endpoint using the session access token.

Details
  • --use-anthropic-git-proxy routes clones through Anthropic's git proxy using a repo-local credential helper. It requires --capacity 1 and git 2.32 or newer.
  • A governed-git configuration delivered by the server can supersede the proxy, mounting repos read-only and resetting remote.origin.url back to the plain upstream address.
  • Only SSH-style signing is supported by code-sign; anything else is rejected.
Evidence

code-sign: only SSH-style signing (-Y sign) is supported; got:

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

Related

Other releases about the same thing. Found by shared names or similar wording; neither means one caused the other.

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