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- Copy the ``sign.py`` file to your Conan home at ```CONAN_HOME/extensions/plugins/sign/sign.py```.
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- Generate your signing keys (see comment at the top of the ``sign.py`` file) and place them inside a folder with the name of your provider (``my-organization`` in the example) next to the ``sign.py`` file (``CONAN_HOME/extensions/sign/my-organization/<keys>``).
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- Generate a new project to test the sign and verify commands: ``conan new cmake_lib -d name=hello -d version=1.0``.
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- Create the package: ``conan create``.
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- Sign the package: ``conan cache sign hello/1.0``.
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- Verify the package signature: ```conan cache verify hello/1.0```.
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- Generate a new project to test the sign and verify commands: ``conan new cmake_lib -d name=hello -d version=1.0``
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- Create the package: ``conan create``
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- Sign the package: ``conan cache sign hello/1.0``
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- Verify the package signature: ```conan cache verify hello/1.0```
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- You can also use the ``conan install`` command, and the packages should be verified automatically when they are downloaded from a remote.
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