I'm tired of having the gpg-agent running on my system all the time and having to give it my passphrase after every reboot. All of the configuration and the shelling out from git to various gpg executables feels overcomplicated. How about you just embed gpg into the git executable and let me store my passphrase in a config file.
		
			
				
	
	
		
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| [user]
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|     email = git@voussoir.net
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|     name = Ethan Dalool
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|     signingkey = 5F7554F8C26DACCB
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| [alias]
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|     o = log --graph --oneline --decorate --all
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|     on = log --graph --oneline --decorate @{u}~1..HEAD
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|     om = log --graph --oneline --decorate HEAD~1..@{u}
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|     upstream = clone --origin upstream
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| [init]
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|     defaultBranch = master
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| [push]
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|     default = simple
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| [credential "helperselector"]
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|     selected = manager
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| [diff]
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|     algorithm = histogram
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| [gui]
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|     diffopts = --patience
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| 
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| # In the user's .gitconfig file, inclue these lines at the top:
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| # [include]
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| #    path = ~/git/cmd/voussoir.gitconfig
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| # and put additional configuration below.
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