Danny Mösch

You can always resolve merge conflicts on a device which allows to execute Git commands. Clone the repository, backup the current state, reset the branch synced with Pass for iOS...

Well, you may have your reasons. For me it is not clear what your actual issue is. You should rather describe your problem instead of proposing a possible solution.

The [comment](https://github.com/mssun/passforios/issues/131#issuecomment-442642737) you mentioned is exactly the workaround I had in mind when I wrote me first comment in this thread. Depending on the overall setup, one device with access...

Your first sentence sounds like either the repository can be cloned or the PGP keys can be set up. Is it really true that one prevents the other? Normally, there...

Some more advice may be contained in #218.

In the moment the keys are imported there is currently no logic or validation available to verify that: - A key is valid. - A public/private key is actually a...

I think this is not a problem with passforios or a missing feature in ObjectiveGit. It is just Git refusing to push to a checked out branch, which makes sense...

It's hard to help you without an error message on the client or server side. Since only pushing to the server does not work, make sure SSH authentication or authentication...

One possible workaround has been implemented in #364. A Siri shortcut action allows you to trigger a repository sync per automation task or when executing a workflow. I have added...

As far as I know the Shortcuts are only called “Siri Shortcuts” because they can be triggered by Siri. The actions and workflows defined in there work perfectly without any...