Is there an easier way to handle group passwords with git submodules?
b3yond
b3yond at systemli.org
Wed Nov 8 09:39:08 CET 2017
Hello all,
I'm sharing passphrases with some friends, and to be able to sync
passphrases across devices, we set up a git submodule which we can clone
into our respective password-stores.
this has its hiccups though. setting it up works now, after we
documented that you need to do the following:
$ cd ~/.password-store
$ git submodule add server:user/submodule
$ git config push.recurseSubmodules on-demand
$ git submodule init
This could maybe be automated on pass's side, but it works at least.
The real problems arise when I want to add a new passphrase to the git
submodule:
b3yond at ubuntu:~$ pass generate asdf/test 40
fatal: Pathspec '/home/b3yond/.password-store/asdf/test.gpg' is in
submodule 'asdf'
The generated password for asdf/test is:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I can use the test-passphrase, but it isn't pushed to the git server.
Has anybody used pass with git submodules before? do you have any
suggestions how to get it working?
Thanks,
b3yond
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