Please CC me directly on the response. Okay, I am new, but I have read the FAQ and looked at the archive, but can't figure this out. I am using gpg 2.2.4
I am trying to use Apache sops, and I have a little experience with 'pass' and gpg 2 now. My issue is this: if I run $ sops -d file.yml And my pass phrase is not in the cache, the sops command will fail, which is okay, and understandable. There are two ways I know how to get the pass phrase into the cache: 1. pass abcd or 2. gpg -s >/dev/null dummy_file Both those cases will prompt for the passphrase and cache it for a while. But isn't there a more intuitive command to prompt for my pass phrase and cache it for a while? Something like 'ssh-add', where I just get asked for my pass phrase and it gets cached? Thanks in advance for any ideas. Cameron
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