[pass] pass grep doesn't spawn pinentry dialog when no cached password is available in gpg-agent

[Allan Odgaard]

I can also confirm that exporting GPG_TTY (on OS X) fixes the issue.

In the thread though another issue was brought up related to password 
files at the top level of the password store, see my letter below.


On 28 Nov 2014, at 11:05, Allan Odgaard wrote:

> On 28 Nov 2014, at 16:26, Lucas Hoffmann wrote:
>
>> This patch introduces a new helper function that is used to populate 
>> a
>> bash array with the relevant files (the output of the find command) 
>> and
>> exposes it to the caller.  The two functions reencrypt_path and 
>> grep_cmd
>> can use this function to replace the while loop with a for loop and
>> thereby make stdin available inside the loop.
>>
>> Please try it and let me know if it can solve your problem.
>
> It works, nice job!
>
> Though you removed the -L flag given to `find`. This is required when 
> `~/.password-store` is a symbolic link.
>
> Also, while we fix grep, there is another issue with password files at 
> the top level of the password store directory, these are printed as 
> “file/file”.
>
> I attached a patch for this issue (it also re-adds the missing -L flag 
> and should be applied after your patch).
>
> [pass-fix-grep-path.patch]
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