Prevent gpg signing of commits (fixes #30) #31
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When using git 2.x and the `commit.gpgsign` option is enabled, each commit is automatically signed with gpg. As noted by @johnp this usally means that the user has to enter a password, or unlock the gpg key using some other method. This is a problem when having to leave the building because of fire. This commit solves the problem by adding the --no-gpg-sign flag to the `git commit` invocation if the git version being used starts with a "2". This is achieved by checking the output of `git version` and using grep to match the version number.
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/cc @johnp this implements your suggestion |
glensc
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| @@ -42,7 +42,14 @@ fire() { | |||
| message="$*" | |||
| fi | |||
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| git commit -m "$message" --no-verify | |||
| # for git >= 2.x add the --no-gpg-sign flag | |||
| if (git version | grep \\s2\.) then | |||
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subshell is not necessary, but need ; before then then.
When checking that the git version is 2.x, do not use a subshell and redirect output to /dev/null.
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I have updated the pull request after a comment from @glensc. |
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When using git 2.x and the
commit.gpgsignoption is enabled, each commit is automatically signed with gpg. As noted in #30 this usually means that the user has to enter a password, or unlock the gpg key using some other method. This is a problem when having to leave the building because of fire.This commit solves the problem by adding the --no-gpg-sign flag to the
git commitinvocation if the git version being used starts with a "2". This is achieved by checking the output ofgit versionand using grep to match the version number.