Scott Mcdermott

That only says whether the files will be encrypted when locked. It's just an attribute lookup and says nothing of the current encryption state. I think you're right that "status"...

I didn't realize this could happen, whew! thanks for this. I'm adding a default pre-commit hook (using `init.templatedir`) that will add this to all my repos by default, which should...

Consider also for `git-crypt status` to return nonzero, possibly take a `-q` to quiet, instead of warn on stdio. This way the hook can simply invoke `git-crypt status -q`

actually, I discovered that `git-crypt status` _does_ already return failure if one of the files has a warning. So the hook can actually just be e.g.: ``` #!/bin/sh if test...

It's stored in the `.git-crypt` directory inside your repository. You can export it with `export-key`, as explained in the documentation.

I was also under the impression that `renormalize = true` (as mentioned by @jtwang83) would work. It does a smudge/clean into a temporary file before doing the merge compares. It...

for example nodejs language server has implemented this in microsoft/vscode-languageserver-node#367

Hmm, it's configuration though, not data, no? Different hosts could have different config needs. You could version your config though... for example make your ~/.task/ a git checkout with rcfile...

> saving me the bother of a taskrc parallel git sync it's an ideal solution for syncing rcfiles, and is simple to implement > task sync exchanges the full data...

> ... there isn't yet a fully functional mobile tw client ... More than half of my tasks are actionable outside the house yeah, completely agree (it's worse if you...