transcrypt

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail

#
# transcrypt - https://github.com/elasticdog/transcrypt
#
# A script to configure transparent encryption of sensitive files stored in
# a Git repository. It utilizes OpenSSL's symmetric cipher routines and follows
# the gitattributes(5) man page regarding the use of filters.
#
# Copyright (c) 2014-2019 Aaron Bull Schaefer <aaron@elasticdog.com>
# This source code is provided under the terms of the MIT License
# that can be be found in the LICENSE file.
#

##### CONSTANTS

# the release version of this script
readonly VERSION='2.2.0-pre'

# the default cipher to utilize
readonly DEFAULT_CIPHER='aes-256-cbc'

##### FUNCTIONS

# print a canonicalized absolute pathname
realpath() {
	local path=$1

	# make path absolute
	local abspath=$path
	if [[ -n ${abspath##/*} ]]; then
		abspath=$(pwd -P)/$abspath
	fi

	# canonicalize path
	local dirname=
	if [[ -d $abspath ]]; then
		dirname=$(cd "$abspath" && pwd -P)
		abspath=$dirname
	elif [[ -e $abspath ]]; then
		dirname=$(cd "${abspath%/*}/" 2>/dev/null && pwd -P)
		abspath=$dirname/${abspath##*/}
	fi

	if [[ -d $dirname && -e $abspath ]]; then
		printf '%s\n' "$abspath"
	else
		printf 'invalid path: %s\n' "$path" >&2
		exit 1
	fi
}

# establish repository metadata and directory handling
gather_repo_metadata() {
	# whether or not transcrypt is already configured
	readonly CONFIGURED=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.version 2>/dev/null)

	# the current git repository's top-level directory
	readonly REPO=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null)

	# whether or not a HEAD revision exists
	readonly HEAD_EXISTS=$(git rev-parse --verify --quiet HEAD 2>/dev/null)

	# https://github.com/RichiH/vcsh
	# whether or not the git repository is running under vcsh
	readonly IS_VCSH=$(git config --get --local --bool vcsh.vcsh 2>/dev/null)

	# whether or not the git repository is bare
	readonly IS_BARE=$(git rev-parse --is-bare-repository 2>/dev/null || printf 'false')

	# the current git repository's .git directory
	readonly RELATIVE_GIT_DIR=$(git rev-parse --git-dir 2>/dev/null || printf '')
	readonly GIT_DIR=$(realpath "$RELATIVE_GIT_DIR" 2>/dev/null)

	# respect core.hooksPath setting, without trailing slash. Fall back to default hooks dir
	readonly GIT_HOOKS=$(git config core.hooksPath | sed 's:/*$::' 2>/dev/null || printf "%s/hooks" "${RELATIVE_GIT_DIR}")

	# the current git repository's gitattributes file
	local CORE_ATTRIBUTES
	CORE_ATTRIBUTES=$(git config --get --local --path core.attributesFile 2>/dev/null || printf '')
	if [[ $CORE_ATTRIBUTES ]]; then
		readonly GIT_ATTRIBUTES=$CORE_ATTRIBUTES
	elif [[ $IS_BARE == 'true' ]] || [[ $IS_VCSH == 'true' ]]; then
		readonly GIT_ATTRIBUTES="${GIT_DIR}/info/attributes"
	else
		readonly GIT_ATTRIBUTES="${REPO}/.gitattributes"
	fi
}

# print a message to stderr
warn() {
	local fmt="$1"
	shift
	# shellcheck disable=SC2059
	printf "transcrypt: $fmt\n" "$@" >&2
}

# print a message to stderr and exit with either
# the given status or that of the most recent command
die() {
	local st="$?"
	if [[ "$1" != *[^0-9]* ]]; then
		st="$1"
		shift
	fi
	warn "$@"
	exit "$st"
}

# The `decryption -> encryption` process on an unchanged file must be
# deterministic for everything to work transparently. To do that, the same
# salt must be used each time we encrypt the same file. An HMAC has been
# proven to be a PRF, so we generate an HMAC-SHA256 for each decrypted file
# (keyed with a combination of the filename and transcrypt password), and
# then use the last 16 bytes of that HMAC for the file's unique salt.

git_clean() {
	filename=$1
	# ignore empty files
	if [[ ! -s $filename ]]; then
		return
	fi
	# cache STDIN to test if it's already encrypted
	tempfile=$(mktemp 2>/dev/null || mktemp -t tmp)
	trap 'rm -f "$tempfile"' EXIT
	tee "$tempfile" &>/dev/null
	# the first bytes of an encrypted file are always "Salted" in Base64
	read -rn 8 firstbytes <"$tempfile"
	if [[ $firstbytes == "U2FsdGVk" ]]; then
		cat "$tempfile"
	else
		cipher=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.cipher)
		password=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.password)
		openssl_path=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.openssl-path)
		salt=$("${openssl_path}" dgst -hmac "${filename}:${password}" -sha256 "$filename" | tr -d '\r\n' | tail -c16)
		ENC_PASS=$password "$openssl_path" enc "-${cipher}" -md MD5 -pass env:ENC_PASS -e -a -S "$salt" -in "$tempfile"
	fi
}

git_smudge() {
	tempfile=$(mktemp 2>/dev/null || mktemp -t tmp)
	trap 'rm -f "$tempfile"' EXIT
	cipher=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.cipher)
	password=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.password)
	openssl_path=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.openssl-path)
	tee "$tempfile" | ENC_PASS=$password "$openssl_path" enc "-${cipher}" -md MD5 -pass env:ENC_PASS -d -a 2>/dev/null || cat "$tempfile"
}

git_textconv() {
	filename=$1
	# ignore empty files
	if [[ ! -s $filename ]]; then
		return
	fi
	cipher=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.cipher)
	password=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.password)
	openssl_path=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.openssl-path)
	ENC_PASS=$password "$openssl_path" enc "-${cipher}" -md MD5 -pass env:ENC_PASS -d -a -in "$filename" 2>/dev/null || cat "$filename"
}

# shellcheck disable=SC2005,SC2002,SC2181
git_merge() {
	# Look up name of local branch/ref to which changes are being merged
	OURS_LABEL=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)
	# Look up name of the incoming "theirs" branch/ref being merged in.
	# TODO There must be a better way of doing this than relying on this reflog
	#      action environment variable, but I don't know what it is
	if [[ "$GIT_REFLOG_ACTION" = "merge "* ]]; then
		THEIRS_LABEL=$(echo "$GIT_REFLOG_ACTION" | awk '{print $2}')
	fi
	if [[ ! "$THEIRS_LABEL" ]]; then
		THEIRS_LABEL="theirs"
	fi
	# Decrypt BASE $1, LOCAL $2, and REMOTE $3 versions of file being merged
	echo "$(cat "$1" | ./.git/crypt/smudge)" >"$1"
	echo "$(cat "$2" | ./.git/crypt/smudge)" >"$2"
	echo "$(cat "$3" | ./.git/crypt/smudge)" >"$3"
	# Merge the decrypted files to the temp file named by $2
	git merge-file --marker-size="$4" -L "$OURS_LABEL" -L base -L "$THEIRS_LABEL" "$2" "$1" "$3"
	# If the merge was not successful (has conflicts) exit with an error code to
	# leave the partially-merged file in place for a manual merge.
	if [[ "$?" != "0" ]]; then
		exit 1
	fi
	# If the merge was successful (no conflicts) re-encrypt the merged temp file $2
	# which git will then update in the index in a following "Auto-merging" step.
	# We must explicitly encrypt/clean the file, rather than leave Git to do it,
	# because we can otherwise trigger safety check failure errors like:
	#     error: add_cacheinfo failed to refresh for path 'FILE'; merge aborting.
	# To re-encrypt we must first copy the merged file to $5 (the name of the
	# working-copy file) so the crypt `clean` script can generate the correct hash
	# salt based on the file's real name, instead of the $2 temp file name.
	cp "$2" "$5"
	# Now we use the `clean` script to encrypt the merged file contents back to the
	# temp file $2 where Git expects to find the merge result content.
	cat "$5" | ./.git/crypt/clean "$5" >"$2"
}

# verify that all requirements have been met
run_safety_checks() {
	# validate that we're in a git repository
	[[ $GIT_DIR ]] || die 'you are not currently in a git repository; did you forget to run "git init"?'

	# exit if transcrypt is not in the required state
	if [[ $ignore_config_status ]]; then
		: # no-op, no need to check $CONFIGURED status
	elif [[ $requires_existing_config ]] && [[ ! $CONFIGURED ]]; then
		die 1 'the current repository is not configured'
	elif [[ ! $requires_existing_config ]] && [[ $CONFIGURED ]]; then
		die 1 'the current repository is already configured; see --display'
	fi

	# check for dependencies
	for cmd in {column,grep,mktemp,"${openssl_path}",sed,tee}; do
		command -v "$cmd" >/dev/null || die 'required command "%s" was not found' "$cmd"
	done

	# ensure the repository is clean (if it has a HEAD revision) so we can force
	# checkout files without the destruction of uncommitted changes
	if [[ $requires_clean_repo ]] && [[ $HEAD_EXISTS ]] && [[ $IS_BARE == 'false' ]]; then
		# check if the repo is dirty
		if ! git diff-index --quiet HEAD --; then
			die 1 'the repo is dirty; commit or stash your changes before running transcrypt'
		fi
	fi
}

# unset the cipher variable if it is not supported by openssl
validate_cipher() {
	local list_cipher_commands
	if "${openssl_path}" list-cipher-commands &>/dev/null; then
		# OpenSSL < v1.1.0
		list_cipher_commands="${openssl_path} list-cipher-commands"
	else
		# OpenSSL >= v1.1.0
		list_cipher_commands="${openssl_path} list -cipher-commands"
	fi

	local supported
	supported=$($list_cipher_commands | tr -s ' ' '\n' | grep --line-regexp "$cipher") || true
	if [[ ! $supported ]]; then
		if [[ $interactive ]]; then
			printf '"%s" is not a valid cipher; choose one of the following:\n\n' "$cipher"
			$list_cipher_commands | column -c 80
			printf '\n'
			cipher=''
		else
			# shellcheck disable=SC2016
			die 1 '"%s" is not a valid cipher; see `%s`' "$cipher" "$list_cipher_commands"
		fi
	fi
}

# ensure we have a cipher to encrypt with
get_cipher() {
	while [[ ! $cipher ]]; do
		local answer=
		if [[ $interactive ]]; then
			printf 'Encrypt using which cipher? [%s] ' "$DEFAULT_CIPHER"
			read -r answer
		fi

		# use the default cipher if the user gave no answer;
		# otherwise verify the given cipher is supported by openssl
		if [[ ! $answer ]]; then
			cipher=$DEFAULT_CIPHER
		else
			cipher=$answer
			validate_cipher
		fi
	done
}

# ensure we have a password to encrypt with
get_password() {
	while [[ ! $password ]]; do
		local answer=
		if [[ $interactive ]]; then
			printf 'Generate a random password? [Y/n] '
			read -r -n 1 -s answer
			printf '\n'
		fi

		# generate a random password if the user answered yes;
		# otherwise prompt the user for a password
		if [[ $answer =~ $YES_REGEX ]] || [[ ! $answer ]]; then
			local password_length=30
			local random_base64
			random_base64=$(${openssl_path} rand -base64 $password_length)
			password=$random_base64
		else
			printf 'Password: '
			read -r password
			[[ $password ]] || printf 'no password was specified\n'
		fi
	done
}

# confirm the transcrypt configuration
confirm_configuration() {
	local answer=

	printf '\nRepository metadata:\n\n'
	[[ ! $REPO ]] || printf '  GIT_WORK_TREE:  %s\n' "$REPO"
	printf '  GIT_DIR:        %s\n' "$GIT_DIR"
	printf '  GIT_ATTRIBUTES: %s\n\n' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
	printf 'The following configuration will be saved:\n\n'
	printf '  CIPHER:   %s\n' "$cipher"
	printf '  PASSWORD: %s\n\n' "$password"
	printf 'Does this look correct? [Y/n] '
	read -r -n 1 -s answer

	# exit if the user did not confirm
	if [[ $answer =~ $YES_REGEX ]] || [[ ! $answer ]]; then
		printf '\n\n'
	else
		printf '\n'
		die 1 'configuration has been aborted'
	fi
}

# confirm the rekey configuration
confirm_rekey() {
	local answer=

	printf '\nRepository metadata:\n\n'
	[[ ! $REPO ]] || printf '  GIT_WORK_TREE:  %s\n' "$REPO"
	printf '  GIT_DIR:        %s\n' "$GIT_DIR"
	printf '  GIT_ATTRIBUTES: %s\n\n' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
	printf 'The following configuration will be saved:\n\n'
	printf '  CIPHER:   %s\n' "$cipher"
	printf '  PASSWORD: %s\n\n' "$password"
	printf 'You are about to re-encrypt all encrypted files using new credentials.\n'
	printf 'Once you do this, their historical diffs will no longer display in plain text.\n\n'
	printf 'Proceed with rekey? [y/N] '
	read -r answer

	# only rekey if the user explicitly confirmed
	if [[ $answer =~ $YES_REGEX ]]; then
		printf '\n'
	else
		die 1 'rekeying has been aborted'
	fi
}

# automatically stage rekeyed files in preparation for the user to commit them
stage_rekeyed_files() {
	local encrypted_files
	encrypted_files=$(git ls-crypt)
	if [[ $encrypted_files ]] && [[ $IS_BARE == 'false' ]]; then
		# touch all encrypted files to prevent stale stat info
		cd "$REPO" || die 1 'could not change into the "%s" directory' "$REPO"
		# shellcheck disable=SC2086
		touch $encrypted_files
		# shellcheck disable=SC2086
		git update-index --add -- $encrypted_files

		printf '***  rekeyed files have been staged  ***\n'
		printf '*** COMMIT THESE CHANGES RIGHT AWAY! ***\n\n'
	fi
}

# save helper scripts under the repository's git directory
save_helper_scripts() {
	mkdir -p "${GIT_DIR}/crypt"

	local current_transcrypt
	current_transcrypt=$(realpath "$0" 2>/dev/null)
	cp "$current_transcrypt" "${GIT_DIR}/crypt/transcrypt"

	cat <<-'EOF' >"${GIT_DIR}/crypt/clean"
		#!/usr/bin/env bash
		$(dirname "$0")/transcrypt clean "$@"
	EOF

	cat <<-'EOF' >"${GIT_DIR}/crypt/smudge"
		#!/usr/bin/env bash
		$(dirname "$0")/transcrypt smudge "$@"
	EOF

	cat <<-'EOF' >"${GIT_DIR}/crypt/textconv"
		#!/usr/bin/env bash
		$(dirname "$0")/transcrypt textconv "$@"
	EOF

	cat <<-'EOF' >"${GIT_DIR}/crypt/merge"
		#!/usr/bin/env bash
		$(dirname "$0")/transcrypt merge "$@"
	EOF

	# make scripts executable
	for script in {transcrypt,clean,smudge,textconv,merge}; do
		chmod 0755 "${GIT_DIR}/crypt/${script}"
	done
}

# save helper hooks under the repository's git directory
save_helper_hooks() {
	# Install pre-commit-crypt hook script
	[[ ! -d "${GIT_HOOKS}" ]] && mkdir -p "${GIT_HOOKS}"
	pre_commit_hook_installed="${GIT_HOOKS}/pre-commit-crypt"
	cat <<-'EOF' >"$pre_commit_hook_installed"
		#!/usr/bin/env bash
		# Transcrypt pre-commit hook: fail if secret file in staging lacks the magic prefix "Salted" in B64
		tmp=$(mktemp)
		IFS=$'\n'
		slow_mode_if_failed() {
		  for secret_file in $(git -c core.quotePath=false ls-files | git -c core.quotePath=false check-attr --stdin filter | awk 'BEGIN { FS = ":" }; /crypt$/{ print $1 }'); do
		    # Skip symlinks, they contain the linked target file path not plaintext
		    if [[ -L $secret_file ]]; then
		      continue
		    fi

		    # Get prefix of raw file in Git's index using the :FILENAME revision syntax
		    firstbytes=$(git show :"${secret_file}" | head -c8)
		    # An empty file does not need to be, and is not, encrypted
		    if [[ $firstbytes == "" ]]; then
		      : # Do nothing
		    # The first bytes of an encrypted file must be "Salted" in Base64
		    elif [[ $firstbytes != "U2FsdGVk" ]]; then
		      printf 'Transcrypt managed file is not encrypted in the Git index: %s\n' "$secret_file" >&2
		      printf '\n' >&2
		      printf 'You probably staged this file using a tool that does not apply' >&2
		      printf ' .gitattribute filters as required by Transcrypt.\n' >&2
		      printf '\n' >&2
		      printf 'Fix this by re-staging the file with a compatible tool or with'
		      printf ' Git on the command line:\n' >&2
		      printf '\n' >&2
		      printf '    git reset -- %s\n' "$secret_file" >&2
		      printf '    git add %s\n' "$secret_file" >&2
		      printf '\n' >&2
		      exit 1
		    fi
		  done
		}

		# validate file to see if it failed or not, We don't care about the filename currently for speed, we only care about pass/fail, slow_mode_if_failed() is for what failed.
		validate_file() {
		  secret_file=${1}
		  # Skip symlinks, they contain the linked target file path not plaintext
		  if [[ -L $secret_file ]]; then
		    return
		  fi
		  # Get prefix of raw file in Git's index using the :FILENAME revision syntax
		  # The first bytes of an encrypted file are always "Salted" in Base64
		  firstbytes=$(git show :"${secret_file}" | head -c8)
		  if [[ $firstbytes != "U2FsdGVk" ]]; then
		    echo "true" >>"${tmp}"
		  fi
		}

		# if bash version is 4.4 or greater than fork to number of threads otherwise run normally
		if [[ "${BASH_VERSINFO[0]}" -ge 4 ]] && [[ "${BASH_VERSINFO[1]}" -ge 4 ]]; then
		  num_procs=$(nproc)
		  num_jobs="\j"
		  for secret_file in $(git -c core.quotePath=false ls-files | git -c core.quotePath=false check-attr --stdin filter | awk 'BEGIN { FS = ":" }; /crypt$/{ print $1 }'); do
		    while ((${num_jobs@P} >= num_procs)); do
		      wait -n
		    done
		    validate_file "${secret_file}" &
		  done
		  wait
		  if [[ -s ${tmp} ]]; then
		    slow_mode_if_failed
		    rm -f "${tmp}"
		    exit 1
		  fi
		else
		  slow_mode_if_failed
		fi

		rm -f "${tmp}"
		unset IFS
	EOF

	# Activate hook by copying it to the pre-commit script name, if safe to do so
	pre_commit_hook="${GIT_HOOKS}/pre-commit"
	if [[ -f "$pre_commit_hook" ]]; then
		printf 'WARNING:\n' >&2
		printf 'Cannot install Git pre-commit hook script because file already exists: %s\n' "$pre_commit_hook" >&2
		printf 'Please manually install the pre-commit script saved as: %s\n' "$pre_commit_hook_installed" >&2
		printf '\n'
	else
		cp "$pre_commit_hook_installed" "$pre_commit_hook"
		chmod 0755 "$pre_commit_hook"
	fi
}

# write the configuration to the repository's git config
save_configuration() {
	save_helper_scripts
	save_helper_hooks

	# write the encryption info
	git config transcrypt.version "$VERSION"
	git config transcrypt.cipher "$cipher"
	git config transcrypt.password "$password"
	git config transcrypt.openssl-path "$openssl_path"

	# write the filter settings
	if [[ -d $(git rev-parse --git-common-dir) ]]; then
		# this allows us to support multiple working trees via git-worktree
		# ...but the --git-common-dir flag was only added in November 2014
		# shellcheck disable=SC2016
		git config filter.crypt.clean '"$(git rev-parse --git-common-dir)"/crypt/clean %f'
		# shellcheck disable=SC2016
		git config filter.crypt.smudge '"$(git rev-parse --git-common-dir)"/crypt/smudge'
		# shellcheck disable=SC2016
		git config diff.crypt.textconv '"$(git rev-parse --git-common-dir)"/crypt/textconv'
		# shellcheck disable=SC2016
		git config merge.crypt.driver '"$(git rev-parse --git-common-dir)"/crypt/merge %O %A %B %L %P'
	else
		# shellcheck disable=SC2016
		git config filter.crypt.clean '"$(git rev-parse --git-dir)"/crypt/clean %f'
		# shellcheck disable=SC2016
		git config filter.crypt.smudge '"$(git rev-parse --git-dir)"/crypt/smudge'
		# shellcheck disable=SC2016
		git config diff.crypt.textconv '"$(git rev-parse --git-dir)"/crypt/textconv'
		# shellcheck disable=SC2016
		git config merge.crypt.driver '"$(git rev-parse --git-dir)"/crypt/merge %O %A %B %L %P'
	fi
	git config filter.crypt.required 'true'
	git config diff.crypt.cachetextconv 'true'
	git config diff.crypt.binary 'true'
	git config merge.renormalize 'true'
	git config merge.crypt.name 'Merge transcrypt secret files'

	# add a git alias for listing encrypted files
	git config alias.ls-crypt "!git -c core.quotePath=false ls-files | git -c core.quotePath=false check-attr --stdin filter | awk 'BEGIN { FS = \":\" }; /crypt$/{ print \$1 }'"
}

# display the current configuration settings
display_configuration() {
	local current_cipher
	current_cipher=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.cipher)
	local current_password
	current_password=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.password)
	local escaped_password=${current_password//\'/\'\\\'\'}

	printf 'The current repository was configured using transcrypt version %s\n' "$CONFIGURED"
	printf 'and has the following configuration:\n\n'
	[[ ! $REPO ]] || printf '  GIT_WORK_TREE:  %s\n' "$REPO"
	printf '  GIT_DIR:        %s\n' "$GIT_DIR"
	printf '  GIT_ATTRIBUTES: %s\n\n' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
	printf '  CIPHER:   %s\n' "$current_cipher"
	printf '  PASSWORD: %s\n\n' "$current_password"
	printf 'Copy and paste the following command to initialize a cloned repository:\n\n'
	printf "  transcrypt -c %s -p '%s'\n" "$current_cipher" "$escaped_password"
}

# remove transcrypt-related settings from the repository's git config
clean_gitconfig() {
	git config --remove-section transcrypt 2>/dev/null || true
	git config --remove-section filter.crypt 2>/dev/null || true
	git config --remove-section diff.crypt 2>/dev/null || true
	git config --remove-section merge.crypt 2>/dev/null || true
	git config --unset merge.renormalize

	# remove the merge section if it's now empty
	local merge_values
	merge_values=$(git config --get-regex --local 'merge\..*') || true
	if [[ ! $merge_values ]]; then
		git config --remove-section merge 2>/dev/null || true
	fi
}

# Remove from the local Git DB any objects containing the cached plaintext of
# secret files, created due to the setting diff.crypt.cachetextconv='true'
remove_cached_plaintext() {
	# Delete ref to cached plaintext objects, to leave these objects
	# unreferenced and available for removal
	git update-ref -d refs/notes/textconv/crypt

	# Remove ANY unreferenced objects in Git's object DB (packed or unpacked),
	# to ensure that cached plaintext objects are also removed.
	# The vital sub-commands equivalents we require this `gc` command to do are:
	# `git prune`, `git repack -ad`
	git gc --prune=now --quiet
}

# force the checkout of any files with the crypt filter applied to them;
# this will decrypt existing encrypted files if you've just cloned a repository,
# or it will encrypt locally decrypted files if you've just flushed the credentials
force_checkout() {
	# make sure a HEAD revision exists
	if [[ $HEAD_EXISTS ]] && [[ $IS_BARE == 'false' ]]; then
		# this would normally delete uncommitted changes in the working directory,
		# but we already made sure the repo was clean during the safety checks
		local encrypted_files
		encrypted_files=$(git ls-crypt)
		cd "$REPO" || die 1 'could not change into the "%s" directory' "$REPO"
		IFS=$'\n'
		for file in $encrypted_files; do
			rm -f "$file"
			git checkout --force HEAD -- "$file" >/dev/null
		done
		unset IFS
	fi
}

# remove the locally cached encryption credentials and
# re-encrypt any files that had been previously decrypted
flush_credentials() {
	local answer=

	if [[ $interactive ]]; then
		printf 'You are about to flush the local credentials; make sure you have saved them elsewhere.\n'
		printf 'All previously decrypted files will revert to their encrypted form, and your\n'
		printf 'repo will be garbage collected to remove any cached plaintext of secret files.\n\n'
		printf 'Proceed with credential flush? [y/N] '
		read -r answer
		printf '\n'
	else
		# although destructive, we should support the --yes option
		answer='y'
	fi

	# only flush if the user explicitly confirmed
	if [[ $answer =~ $YES_REGEX ]]; then
		clean_gitconfig

		remove_cached_plaintext

		# re-encrypt any files that had been previously decrypted
		force_checkout

		printf 'The local transcrypt credentials have been successfully flushed.\n'
	else
		die 1 'flushing of credentials has been aborted'
	fi
}

# remove all transcrypt configuration from the repository
uninstall_transcrypt() {
	local answer=

	if [[ $interactive ]]; then
		printf 'You are about to remove all transcrypt configuration from your repository.\n'
		printf 'All previously encrypted files will remain decrypted in this working copy, but your\n'
		printf 'repo will be garbage collected to remove any cached plaintext of secret files.\n\n'
		printf 'Proceed with uninstall? [y/N] '
		read -r answer
		printf '\n'
	else
		# although destructive, we should support the --yes option
		answer='y'
	fi

	# only uninstall if the user explicitly confirmed
	if [[ $answer =~ $YES_REGEX ]]; then
		clean_gitconfig

		if [[ ! $upgrade ]]; then
			remove_cached_plaintext
		fi

		# remove helper scripts
		for script in {transcrypt,clean,smudge,textconv,merge}; do
			[[ ! -f "${GIT_DIR}/crypt/${script}" ]] || rm "${GIT_DIR}/crypt/${script}"
		done
		[[ ! -d "${GIT_DIR}/crypt" ]] || rmdir "${GIT_DIR}/crypt"

		# rename helper hooks (don't delete, in case user has custom changes)
		pre_commit_hook="${GIT_HOOKS}/pre-commit"
		pre_commit_hook_installed="${GIT_HOOKS}/pre-commit-crypt"
		if [[ -f "$pre_commit_hook" ]]; then
			hook_md5=$("${openssl_path}" md5 -hex <"$pre_commit_hook")
			installed_md5=$("${openssl_path}" md5 -hex <"$pre_commit_hook_installed")
			if [[ "$hook_md5" = "$installed_md5" ]]; then
				rm "$pre_commit_hook"
			else
				printf 'WARNING: Cannot safely disable Git pre-commit hook %s please check it yourself\n' "$pre_commit_hook"
			fi
		fi
		[[ -f "$pre_commit_hook_installed" ]] && rm "$pre_commit_hook_installed"

		# touch all encrypted files to prevent stale stat info
		local encrypted_files
		encrypted_files=$(git ls-crypt)
		if [[ $encrypted_files ]] && [[ $IS_BARE == 'false' ]]; then
			cd "$REPO" || die 1 'could not change into the "%s" directory' "$REPO"
			# shellcheck disable=SC2086
			touch $encrypted_files
		fi

		# remove the `git ls-crypt` alias
		git config --unset alias.ls-crypt

		# remove the alias section if it's now empty
		local alias_values
		alias_values=$(git config --get-regex --local 'alias\..*') || true
		if [[ ! $alias_values ]]; then
			git config --remove-section alias 2>/dev/null || true
		fi

		# remove any defined crypt patterns in gitattributes
		case $OSTYPE in
		darwin*)
			/usr/bin/sed -i '' '/filter=crypt diff=crypt[ \t]*$/d' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
			/usr/bin/sed -i '' '/filter=crypt diff=crypt merge=crypt[ \t]*$/d' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
			;;
		linux*)
			sed -i '/filter=crypt diff=crypt[ \t]*$/d' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
			sed -i '/filter=crypt diff=crypt merge=crypt[ \t]*$/d' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
			;;
		esac

		if [[ ! $upgrade ]]; then
			printf 'The transcrypt configuration has been completely removed from the repository.\n'
		fi
	else
		die 1 'uninstallation has been aborted'
	fi
}

# uninstall and re-install transcrypt to upgrade scripts and update configuration
upgrade_transcrypt() {
	CURRENT_VERSION=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.version 2>/dev/null)

	if [[ $interactive ]]; then
		printf 'You are about to upgrade the transcrypt scripts in your repository.\n'
		printf 'Your configuration settings will not be changed.\n\n'
		printf ' Current version: %s\n' "$CURRENT_VERSION"
		printf 'Upgraded version: %s\n\n' "$VERSION"
		printf 'Proceed with upgrade? [y/N] '
		read -r answer
		printf '\n'

		if [[ $answer =~ $YES_REGEX ]]; then
			# User confirmed, don't prompt again
			interactive=''
		else
			# User did not confirm, exit
			# Exit if user did not confirm
			die 1 'upgrade has been aborted'
		fi
	fi

	# Keep current cipher and password
	cipher=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.cipher)
	password=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.password)
	# Keep current openssl-path, or set to default if no existing value
	openssl_path=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.openssl-path 2>/dev/null || printf '%s' "$openssl_path")

	# Keep contents of .gitattributes
	ORIG_GITATTRIBUTES=$(cat "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES")

	uninstall_transcrypt
	save_configuration

	# Re-instate contents of .gitattributes
	echo "$ORIG_GITATTRIBUTES" >"$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"

	# Update .gitattributes for transcrypt'ed files to include "merge=crypt" config
	case $OSTYPE in
	darwin*)
		/usr/bin/sed -i '' 's/=crypt\(.*\)/=crypt diff=crypt merge=crypt/' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
		;;
	linux*)
		sed -i 's/=crypt\(.*\)/=crypt diff=crypt merge=crypt/' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
		;;
	esac

	printf 'Upgrade is complete\n'

	LATEST_GITATTRIBUTES=$(cat "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES")
	if [[ "$LATEST_GITATTRIBUTES" != "$ORIG_GITATTRIBUTES" ]]; then
		printf '\nYour gitattributes file has been updated with the latest recommended values.\n'
		printf 'Please review and commit the new values in:\n'
		printf '%s\n' "$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
	fi
}

# list all of the currently encrypted files in the repository
list_files() {
	if [[ $IS_BARE == 'false' ]]; then
		cd "$REPO" || die 1 'could not change into the "%s" directory' "$REPO"
		git -c core.quotePath=false ls-files | git -c core.quotePath=false check-attr --stdin filter | awk 'BEGIN { FS = ":" }; /crypt$/{ print $1 }'
	fi
}

# show the raw file as stored in the git commit object
show_raw_file() {
	if [[ -f $show_file ]]; then
		# ensure the file is currently being tracked
		local escaped_file=${show_file//\//\\\/}
		if git -c core.quotePath=false ls-files --others -- "$show_file" | awk "/${escaped_file}/{ exit 1 }"; then
			file_paths=$(git -c core.quotePath=false ls-tree --name-only --full-name HEAD "$show_file")
		else
			die 1 'the file "%s" is not currently being tracked by git' "$show_file"
		fi
	elif [[ $show_file == '*' ]]; then
		file_paths=$(git ls-crypt)
	else
		die 1 'the file "%s" does not exist' "$show_file"
	fi

	IFS=$'\n'
	for file in $file_paths; do
		printf '==> %s <==\n' "$file" >&2
		git --no-pager show HEAD:"$file" --no-textconv
		printf '\n' >&2
	done
	unset IFS
}

# export password and cipher to a gpg encrypted file
export_gpg() {
	# check for dependencies
	command -v gpg >/dev/null || die 'required command "gpg" was not found'

	# ensure the recipient key exists
	if ! gpg --list-keys "$gpg_recipient" 2>/dev/null; then
		die 1 'GPG recipient key "%s" does not exist' "$gpg_recipient"
	fi

	local current_cipher
	current_cipher=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.cipher)
	local current_password
	current_password=$(git config --get --local transcrypt.password)
	mkdir -p "${GIT_DIR}/crypt"

	local gpg_encrypt_cmd="gpg --batch --recipient $gpg_recipient --trust-model always --yes --armor --quiet --encrypt -"
	printf 'password=%s\ncipher=%s\n' "$current_password" "$current_cipher" | $gpg_encrypt_cmd >"${GIT_DIR}/crypt/${gpg_recipient}.asc"
	printf "The transcrypt configuration has been encrypted and exported to:\n%s/crypt/%s.asc\n" "$GIT_DIR" "$gpg_recipient"
}

# import password and cipher from a gpg encrypted file
import_gpg() {
	# check for dependencies
	command -v gpg >/dev/null || die 'required command "gpg" was not found'

	local path
	if [[ -f "${GIT_DIR}/crypt/${gpg_import_file}" ]]; then
		path="${GIT_DIR}/crypt/${gpg_import_file}"
	elif [[ -f "${GIT_DIR}/crypt/${gpg_import_file}.asc" ]]; then
		path="${GIT_DIR}/crypt/${gpg_import_file}.asc"
	elif [[ ! -f $gpg_import_file ]]; then
		die 1 'the file "%s" does not exist' "$gpg_import_file"
	else
		path="$gpg_import_file"
	fi

	local configuration=''
	local safety_counter=0 # fix for intermittent 'no secret key' decryption failures
	while [[ ! $configuration ]]; do
		configuration=$(gpg --batch --quiet --decrypt "$path")

		safety_counter=$((safety_counter + 1))
		if [[ $safety_counter -eq 3 ]]; then
			die 1 'unable to decrypt the file "%s"' "$path"
		fi
	done

	cipher=$(printf '%s' "$configuration" | grep '^cipher' | cut -d'=' -f 2-)
	password=$(printf '%s' "$configuration" | grep '^password' | cut -d'=' -f 2-)
}

# print this script's usage message to stderr
usage() {
	cat <<-EOF >&2
		usage: transcrypt [-c CIPHER] [-p PASSWORD] [-h]
	EOF
}

# print this script's help message to stdout
help() {
	cat <<-EOF
		NAME
		     transcrypt -- transparently encrypt files within a git repository

		SYNOPSIS
		     transcrypt [options...]

		DESCRIPTION

		     transcrypt  will  configure a Git repository to support the transparent
		     encryption/decryption of files by utilizing OpenSSL's symmetric  cipher
		     routines  and  Git's  built-in clean/smudge filters. It will also add a
		     Git alias "ls-crypt" to list all transparently encrypted  files  within
		     the repository.

		     The  transcrypt  source  code  and full documentation may be downloaded
		     from https://github.com/elasticdog/transcrypt.

		OPTIONS
		     -c, --cipher=CIPHER
		            the symmetric cipher to utilize for encryption;
		            defaults to aes-256-cbc

		     -p, --password=PASSWORD
		            the password to derive the key from;
		            defaults to 30 random base64 characters

		     --set-openssl-path=PATH_TO_OPENSSL
		            use OpenSSL at this path; defaults to 'openssl' in \$PATH

		     -y, --yes
		            assume yes and accept defaults for non-specified options

		     -d, --display
		            display the current repository's cipher and password

		     -r, --rekey
		            re-encrypt all encrypted files using new credentials

		     -f, --flush-credentials
		            remove the locally cached encryption credentials and  re-encrypt
		            any files that had been previously decrypted

		     -F, --force
		            ignore whether the git directory is clean, proceed with the
		            possibility that uncommitted changes are overwritten

		     -u, --uninstall
		            remove  all  transcrypt  configuration  from  the repository and
		            leave files in the current working copy decrypted

		     --upgrade
		            apply the  latest transcrypt scripts  in the  repository without
		            changing your configuration settings

		     -l, --list
		            list all of the transparently encrypted files in the repository,
		            relative to the top-level directory

		     -s, --show-raw=FILE
		            show  the  raw file as stored in the git commit object; use this
		            to check if files are encrypted as expected

		     -e, --export-gpg=RECIPIENT
		            export  the  repository's cipher and password to a file encrypted
		            for a gpg recipient

		     -i, --import-gpg=FILE
		            import the password and cipher from a gpg encrypted file

		     -v, --version
		            print the version information

		     -h, --help
		            view this help message

		EXAMPLES

		     To initialize a Git repository to support transparent encryption,  just
		     change  into  the  repo  and run the transcrypt script. transcrypt will
		     prompt you interactively for all required  information  if  the  corre-
		     sponding option flags were not given.

		         $ cd <path-to-your-repo>/
		         $ transcrypt

		     Once  a  repository has been configured with transcrypt, you can trans-
		     parently encrypt files by applying the "crypt" filter,  diff and  merge
		     to a pattern in the  top-level .gitattributes config.  If that  pattern
		     matches  a file in your  repository,  the file  will  be  transparently
		     encrypted once you stage and commit it:

		         $ echo 'sensitive_file  filter=crypt diff=crypt merge=crypt' >> .gitattributes
		         $ git add .gitattributes sensitive_file
		         $ git commit -m 'Add encrypted version of a sensitive file'

		     See the gitattributes(5) man page for more information.

		     If  you  have  just  cloned  a  repository  containing  files  that are
		     encrypted, you'll want to configure transcrypt with the same cipher and
		     password  as  the  origin  repository.  Once  transcrypt has stored the
		     matching  credentials,  it  will  force  a  checkout  of  any  existing
		     encrypted files in order to decrypt them.

		     If  the  origin  repository  has  just rekeyed, all clones should flush
		     their transcrypt credentials, fetch and merge the new  encrypted  files
		     via Git, and then re-configure transcrypt with the new credentials.

		AUTHOR
		     Aaron Bull Schaefer <aaron@elasticdog.com>

		SEE ALSO
		     enc(1), gitattributes(5)
	EOF
}

##### MAIN

# reset all variables that might be set
cipher=''
display_config=''
flush_creds=''
gpg_import_file=''
gpg_recipient=''
interactive='true'
list=''
password=''
rekey=''
show_file=''
uninstall=''
upgrade=''
openssl_path='openssl'

# used to bypass certain safety checks
requires_existing_config=''
requires_clean_repo='true'
ignore_config_status='' # Set for operations where config can exist or not

# parse command line options
while [[ "${1:-}" != '' ]]; do
	case $1 in
	clean)
		shift
		git_clean "$@"
		exit $?
		;;
	smudge)
		shift
		git_smudge "$@"
		exit $?
		;;
	textconv)
		shift
		git_textconv "$@"
		exit $?
		;;
	merge)
		shift
		git_merge "$@"
		exit $?
		;;
	-c | --cipher)
		cipher=$2
		shift
		;;
	--cipher=*)
		cipher=${1#*=}
		;;
	-p | --password)
		password=$2
		shift
		;;
	--password=*)
		password=${1#*=}
		;;
	--set-openssl-path=*)
		openssl_path=${1#*=}
		# Immediately apply config setting
		git config transcrypt.openssl-path "$openssl_path"
		;;
	-y | --yes)
		interactive=''
		;;
	-d | --display)
		display_config='true'
		requires_existing_config='true'
		requires_clean_repo=''
		;;
	-r | --rekey)
		rekey='true'
		requires_existing_config='true'
		;;
	-f | --flush-credentials)
		flush_creds='true'
		requires_existing_config='true'
		;;
	-F | --force)
		requires_clean_repo=''
		;;
	-u | --uninstall)
		uninstall='true'
		requires_existing_config='true'
		requires_clean_repo=''
		;;
	--upgrade)
		upgrade='true'
		requires_existing_config='true'
		requires_clean_repo=''
		;;
	-l | --list)
		list='true'
		requires_clean_repo=''
		ignore_config_status='true'
		;;
	-s | --show-raw)
		show_file=$2
		show_raw_file
		exit 0
		;;
	--show-raw=*)
		show_file=${1#*=}
		show_raw_file
		exit 0
		;;
	-e | --export-gpg)
		gpg_recipient=$2
		requires_existing_config='true'
		requires_clean_repo=''
		shift
		;;
	--export-gpg=*)
		gpg_recipient=${1#*=}
		requires_existing_config='true'
		requires_clean_repo=''
		;;
	-i | --import-gpg)
		gpg_import_file=$2
		shift
		;;
	--import-gpg=*)
		gpg_import_file=${1#*=}
		;;
	-v | --version)
		printf 'transcrypt %s\n' "$VERSION"
		exit 0
		;;
	-h | --help | -\?)
		help
		exit 0
		;;
	--*)
		warn 'unknown option -- %s' "${1#--}"
		usage
		exit 1
		;;
	*)
		warn 'unknown option -- %s' "${1#-}"
		usage
		exit 1
		;;
	esac
	shift
done

gather_repo_metadata

# always run our safety checks
run_safety_checks

# regular expression used to test user input
readonly YES_REGEX='^[Yy]$'

# in order to keep behavior consistent no matter what order the options were
# specified in, we must run these here rather than in the case statement above
if [[ $list ]]; then
	list_files
	exit 0
elif [[ $uninstall ]]; then
	uninstall_transcrypt
	exit 0
elif [[ $upgrade ]]; then
	upgrade_transcrypt
	exit 0
elif [[ $display_config ]] && [[ $flush_creds ]]; then
	display_configuration
	printf '\n'
	flush_credentials
	exit 0
elif [[ $display_config ]]; then
	display_configuration
	exit 0
elif [[ $flush_creds ]]; then
	flush_credentials
	exit 0
elif [[ $gpg_recipient ]]; then
	export_gpg
	exit 0
elif [[ $gpg_import_file ]]; then
	import_gpg
elif [[ $cipher ]]; then
	validate_cipher
fi

# perform function calls to configure transcrypt
get_cipher
get_password

if [[ $rekey ]] && [[ $interactive ]]; then
	confirm_rekey
elif [[ $interactive ]]; then
	confirm_configuration
fi

save_configuration

if [[ $rekey ]]; then
	stage_rekeyed_files
else
	force_checkout
fi

# ensure the git attributes file exists
if [[ ! -f $GIT_ATTRIBUTES ]]; then
	mkdir -p "${GIT_ATTRIBUTES%/*}"
	printf '#pattern  filter=crypt diff=crypt merge=crypt\n' >"$GIT_ATTRIBUTES"
fi

printf 'The repository has been successfully configured by transcrypt.\n'

exit 0