30.01 installing-kleopatra

My step by step guide:

1. Installing Kleopatra
   1. 1. go to de download and download the latest version
   2. click on Check integrity
   3. scroll down to SHA256 checksums
   4. now open powershell
   5. type Get-FileHash
   6. Drag your download into the powershell, this is mine: Get-FileHash C:\Users\Gebruiker\Downloads\gpg4win-4.2.0.exe, this will look different for newer versions
   7. press Enter
   8. Check if the hash is the same as on the website, if not, try again or with another version. Otherwise you risk installing a tinkererd version, like malware. (If the letters are upper/lower cased incorrectly, that doesn’t matter)
      • Easiest way to check if it is the same is by using Ctrl+F in your browser
   9. double click the file to install
2. How to add to github:
   • this document should explain the steps
   • If you cant figure it out, here is a step by step guide:
     1. In the upper-right corner of any page, click your profile photo, then click Settings
     2. In the “Access” section of the sidebar, click  SSH and GPG keys.
     3. Next to the “GPG keys” header, click New GPG key.
     4. In the “Title” field, type a name for your GPG key.
     5. In the “Key” field, paste the GPG key you copied when you generated your GPG key.
     6. Click Add GPG key.
     7. To confirm the action, authenticate to your GitHub account.
3. tell git you want to use a gpg key:
   • github docs
   • keep in mind: you need to run commands in git bash , not in cmd, but if nothing happens in git bash, try cmd
4. how to add to vscode:
   • put the following in your vscode settings.json: "git.enableCommitSigning": true or Open the settings, search for “gpg” and check the box “Enables commit signing with GPG”
   • this article explains it. (you can start at Set up VS Code)
5. If you get an error with committing Git: gpg: skipped "yourID": No secret key:
   • put git config --global gpg.program "C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuPG\bin\gpg.exe" in your console
   • or follow this guide

You also might want to add Kleopatra to startup to avoid having to wait minutes for it to startup when wanting to commit:

1. press Win to enter search
2. type “kleopatra”
3. klick open file location
4. copy the shortcut to kleopatra
5. Where-is-the-startup-folder
6. paste the shortcut here.

the old less easy guide:

1. de download, en hier is een video over hoe check je of het een veilige versie installatie is (helemaal kijken)

2. hoe werkt het gekeken tot 13:12

3. hoe voeg je het aan de github kant toe (online)

4. git laten weten dat je een signed key hebt en wilt gebruiken

5. hoe koppel je het aan vscode

6. wanneer je een error krijgt in vscode bij het committen

Als je geen zin hebt om de github articles te gebruiken