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@ferringb ferringb commented Oct 28, 2025

git uses both repo/.git/config and $HOME/.gitconfig, thus the tests have been picking up my commit.gpgsign=1 . Whilst pkgcore's git repo fixture can be tweaked to add that suppression, hygenically it's better to disconnect the users personal configuration from tests in full.

TL;dr: this stops tests from popping a gpg key decrypt randomly for my local dev.

git uses both repo/.git/config and $HOME/.gitconfig, thus
the tests have been picking up my commit.gpgsign=1 .  Whilst
pkgcore's git repo fixture can be tweaked to add that suppression,
hygenically it's better to disconnect the users persona
configuration from tests in full.

TL;dr: this stops tests from popping a gpg key decrypt randomly
for my local dev.

Signed-off-by: Brian Harring <ferringb@gmail.com>
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