SQ-GIT(1)

💅 SQ-GIT(1) — the manual page, but make it cute

okay bestie, pull up a chair 🎀 this is the sq-git-policy page from the sq-git manual (that's the User Commands section, iykyk). It's all about describing, updating, and changing the OpenPGP policy. Yes, the policy. The whole vibe. Let's go ✨

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🌸 NAME 🌸

sq-git-policy — literally just here to describe, update, and change the OpenPGP policy. That's it. That's the job. 💖

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

sq-git policy describe [OPTIONS]
sq-git policy diff [OPTIONS] OLD NEW
sq-git policy authorize [OPTIONS] NAME FILE|FINGERPRINT|KEYID
sq-git policy export [OPTIONS]
sq-git policy sync [OPTIONS]
sq-git policy goodlist [OPTIONS] COMMIT

no cap, that's the whole shape of it 🫶

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💜 DESCRIPTION 💜

Describe, update, and change the OpenPGP policy. Periodt. That's the entire description, and honestly? Iconic for being so concise. 👑

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🦋 SUBCOMMANDS 🦋

🎀 sq-git policy describe

Describes the policy. Like, it reads the policy in and dumps it out in a more descriptive format on stdout. 💅

By default, the policy it describes is the one sitting in the root of the repository's working tree. That's the main character. 🌟

🍓 sq-git policy diff

Shows you the changes between two policies. The glow-up, the downgrade, whatever happened — you'll see it. 👀

Here's the tea on the arguments, bestie:

• If no arguments are given, it compares HEAD's policy against the working tree's policy file, which is openpgp-policy.toml.
• If one argument is given, the policy in the corresponding commit or file gets compared with the working tree's policy file.
• Otherwise, it compares the policies of the two commits or files you gave it.

pick your fighter, honestly 🌈

💖 sq-git policy authorize

Changes the authorizations. ✨

A certificate can delegate any of its capabilities to another certificate without breaking an authentication chain. Chain stays intact, delegation still slays. 🔗

And to fork a project, you just create a new policy file. That's the move. 🌱

👑 sq-git policy export

Exports the certificates associated with an entity. Ship 'em out. 📦✨

🧚 sq-git policy sync

Updates the OpenPGP certificates in the policy. 🔄

sq-git goes looking for updates to the certificates listed in the policy file in two places:

• the user's certificate store, and
• the main public keyservers.

it's giving "let me go check the group chat and also the public one" 💀

⭐ sq-git policy goodlist

Adds the given commit to the commit goodlist. ✅

Heads up bestie: this one requires the audit capability so that it does not break an authentication chain. Don't skip that part, fr fr. 😭

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🌈 EXAMPLES 🌈

💫 sq-git policy sync

Look for certificates updates. Like this:

sq-git policy sync

run it and let the sync do its thing 🫶

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🎀 SEE ALSO 🎀

Go read your sisters, they're all iconic:

• sq-git(1)
• sq-git-policy-describe(1)
• sq-git-policy-diff(1)
• sq-git-policy-authorize(1)
• sq-git-policy-export(1)
• sq-git-policy-sync(1)
• sq-git-policy-goodlist(1)

For the full documentation see <https://sequoia-pgp.gitlab.io/sequoia-git>.

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⭐ VERSION ⭐

0.6.0

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and that's the whole page, bestie 💖 This one's Sequoia PGP, version 0.6.0 — that's the source and the version, and the date's the same 0.6.0 era vibe. Mwah. 😘✨ 🎀💅🦋