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### 21:41 Prompt
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How can I discover the pinentry timeout for signing commits with GPG on this machine?
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### 21:43 Response
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Updated todo list
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I’ll inspect the installed GPG tooling and effective agent configuration, including any Windows and WSL `gpg-agent.conf` files, then distinguish configured cache timeouts from pinentry’s own prompt behavior.
Git commit signing uses native Gpg4win, not WSL. Its user config sets both passphrase cache limits to `86400` seconds, but that is cache lifetime, not necessarily how long an open pinentry dialog waits; I’m checking whether this GPG version exposes a separate prompt timeout and whether system configuration overrides it.
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Ran terminal command: gpgconf --list-options gpg-agent | Select-String -Pattern 'timeout|ttl|pinentry'
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Ran terminal command: $files = @('C:\ProgramData\GNU\etc\gnupg\gpg-agent.conf','C:\Program Files\GnuPG\etc\gnupg\gpg-agent.conf','C:\Users\edburns\AppData\Roaming\gnupg\common.conf'); foreach ($file in $files) { if (Test-Path $file) { Write-Output "--- $file"; Get-Content $file } }
The empty final value for `pinentry-timeout` means it is unset. The final `86400` values are your configured cache TTLs. After changing the configuration, reload it with:
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```powershell
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gpgconf --reload gpg-agent
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```
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Created 3 todos
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### 21:43 Prompt
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Thanks for that. It turns out what I meant to ask was this, and you answered it.
Is there a side-effect free operation we can take that will cause me to be re-prompted to enter the pinentry passphrase so it is stored for the new duration?
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### 21:46 Response
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Yes. Clear the current agent cache, then create and discard a test signature:
5. Cache the entered passphrase using the new five-day duration.
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It does not modify the repository, commits, keys, or source files.
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### 21:46 Prompt
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Please do those operations now.
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### 21:48 Response
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I’ll clear the current GPG agent cache and perform a discarded test signature. Enter the passphrase directly in the Gpg4win pinentry window when it appears.
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Ran terminal command: gpgconf --kill gpg-agent; if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) { exit $LASTEXITCODE }; 'cache refresh test' | gpg --local-user CE0B830DBC88C929 --detach-sign --output NUL; if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) { exit $LASTEXITCODE }; Write-Output 'Test signature succeeded; the passphrase is cached under the five-day TTL.'
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Test signature succeeded. Your passphrase is now cached under the five-day TTL.
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