✨ feat(gpg): Add gpg-agent.conf and wire it into --git bootstrap#61
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GPG Suite ships pinentry-mac which stores the passphrase in the macOS Keychain, meaning you are only prompted once. Without pinentry-program set, gpg-agent falls back to pinentry-curses (in-memory cache only) and re-prompts after every reboot. - Add gnupg/gpg-agent.conf pointing at GPG Suite's pinentry-mac - Symlink it to ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf via the --git bootstrap step - Validate symlink creation, conflict backup, and idempotency in validate_bootstrap.sh - Update README to clarify why gpg-suite-no-mail is required
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GPG Suite ships pinentry-mac which stores the passphrase in the macOS
Keychain, meaning you are only prompted once. Without pinentry-program
set, gpg-agent falls back to pinentry-curses (in-memory cache only)
and re-prompts after every reboot.
validate_bootstrap.sh