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Release v2.333.1 is based on an unsigned commit #4323

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@locnnil

Hi,

I noticed that the commit 6792966, associated with the v2.333.1 release tag does not have a GPG signature.

In contrast, most commits in the repository, especially those associated with releases; appear to be signed (e.g., using GitHub's default signing key: RSA key B5690EEEBB952194).

To reproduce

  git clone git@github.com:actions/runner.git
  cd runner
  git fetch --tags origin v2.333.1
  git show --show-signature v2.333.1
# no GPG signature present

This does not report a valid GPG signature for the commit.

For comparison, previous releases such as v2.333.0 appear to be based on signed commits.

Question

Is this expected/intentional?

Context

Relying on signed commits for releases helps provide an additional level of assurance around the authenticity of the code being distributed.

Thanks!

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