Harness the power of signify(1) to sign arbitrary git objects
show path of key when prompting pass
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src/utils.rs
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src/utils.rs
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.context("Failed to decode secret key")?;
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if secret_key.is_encrypted() {
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let passphrase = prompt_key_passphrase().map(Zeroizing::new)?;
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let passphrase = prompt_key_passphrase(path).map(Zeroizing::new)?;
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secret_key
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.decrypt_with_password(&passphrase)
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let private_key = minisign::SecretKeyBox::from_string(&key_data[..])
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.context("Failed to read minisign secret key")?;
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let passphrase = prompt_key_passphrase()?;
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let passphrase = prompt_key_passphrase(path)?;
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PrivateKey::Minisign(
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private_key
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})
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}
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fn prompt_key_passphrase() -> Result<String> {
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rpassword::prompt_password("key passphrase: ").context("Failed to read secret key passphrase")
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fn prompt_key_passphrase(path: &Path) -> Result<String> {
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rpassword::prompt_password(format!("{} passphrase: ", path.display()))
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.context("Failed to read secret key passphrase")
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}
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/// Try to find and open a git repository.