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This may be a bit of an edge case, but I figured I'd document it anyways:
It looks like on initial launch of qtpass the config says to not use git. In this state I modified one of the existing files. Then, with pass git status showing modified I changed the config to enable git and enable auto push/pull.
Following the above steps, I was no longer able to right click and edit the previously modified file. I
The password displayed was the string Already up-to-date. However, I was able to click the Edit button and see the current file contents.
Once I did a pass git commit/push or edited the file using the button, the issue went away.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Playing with it a bit more, I am no longer convinced the issue goes away after getting the git directory into a clean state as I have managed to get one of my files to always show Already up-to-date using the right-click Edit button.
This may be a bit of an edge case, but I figured I'd document it anyways:
It looks like on initial launch of qtpass the config says to not use git. In this state I modified one of the existing files. Then, with
pass git status
showingmodified
I changed the config to enable git and enable auto push/pull.Following the above steps, I was no longer able to right click and edit the previously modified file. I
The password displayed was the string
Already up-to-date
. However, I was able to click theEdit
button and see the current file contents.Once I did a
pass git commit/push
or edited the file using the button, the issue went away.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: