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Adding more clarity on how sigs are applied to objects. #273

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Expand Up @@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ As well as the default behaviour, which signs all objects, fine-grained
control of signing is possible.

If you ``sif list`` a SIF file you will see it is comprised of a number
of objects. Each object has an ``ID``, and belongs to a ``GROUP``.
of objects. Each object has an ``ID``, and belongs to a ``GROUP``. Since signatures are *applied* to objects, they have an ``ID`` but not a ``GROUP``.

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