Git Sync: verified commits

Git Sync now signs commits with your user’s signing key, so Git providers mark them as Verified. GPG, SSH, and S/MIME keys are all supported. Configure a signing key on the repository, and every commit Git Sync makes to your branch is signed automatically.

This unblocks teams whose repos require verified signatures via branch protection rules. Until now, Git Sync could only write unsigned commits, which meant those repos rejected its pushes. If you don’t configure a signing key, commits stay unsigned, same as before.

This feature is currently rolling out in Grafana Cloud.

2026-06-23

Git Sync: Import dashboards from the UI to simplify adding them in a synced folder

2026-06-23

Git Sync: README.md files added to a folder in Git are displayed in the UI

2026-06-23

Git Sync: Dashboard synchronisation now available at root level