sounds similar to one OK Kimonos did but there ' s been a few on that theme <| sep |> The UPS station is built on top of a floor trunk . Just drop the items in that floor trunk and they should charge , assuming the recharger is activated in the vehicle controls . And it goes without saying you also need the battery power in the vehicle to run the charger . <| sep |>~~ Some Questions are worth answering so I sent a Support Request to GitHub . Let ' s see what the answer will be . ~~~~ If that doesn ' t help I ' m trying to test this feature in particular . ~~ After speaking with the really helpful github support I found out that this is by design and I was wrong about the use case of GPG signing commits . First how did this problem came to be Without knowledge about what the GPG signature iscan be used outside of github the documentation and the presentation on github led me to believe that a GPG signature is just used to verify myself as the author of the commit . So just a additional safeguard like the SSH keys . Now to the conclusion . A GPG signature represents someone as a developer person and can potentially used among many services signing mails comes to mind . Because of that you store it on Github , if someone writes you a mail and you sign it with the same gpg cert or at least use the same mail as the gpg says you can verify to that person that you are in fact the same person . The fix to this problem is Create a Mail alias and use that to verify with Github and sign your GPG cert