Andrew Ayer
Andrew Ayer
This issue has been on my radar for a while. It's surprisingly complicated, because you have to rotate git-crypt's internal symmetric key and re-encrypt all files with the new symmetric...
I just pushed Windows support to the 'windows' branch. The build system needs work, but it does compile with mingw-w64. The branch is based on the 'revamp' branch which contains...
Hi @yoavram, Windows support has since been merged into the revamp branch.
@vorou You need to install OpenSSL under MinGW in order to compile git-crypt. I know very little about development environments on Windows so I don't know how you do that,...
@vorou a chocolatey package sounds great - thanks! However, don't upload it quite yet - I need to move the .exe to a more permanent URL - the current one...
Yup, I'd accept a PR. I'm thinking we should call it `--if-unlocked` with no short option. Since this will be used primarily in scripts rather than on the command line,...
It appears the problem is that you've been using multiple git-crypt keys with the same repository. I see from the output of `git-crypt status` that you're using GPG mode, so...
For the record, if you initialize git-crypt by running `git-crypt init` (which is how the documentation tells you to use git-crypt, as opposed to `git crypt init`) then your `.git/config`...
> Okay that's an interesting backstory for how this ended up this way. As noted I wasn't trying to say the intentions were bad, looking at our_exe_path() I was sure...
Yes, I'm still around.