When doing any operation on an SSH-based remote that would ask for a passphrase, jjui just shows the ⣾ animation in the bottom left and the command (eg. jj git fetch --all-remotes) and remains that way, but doesn't actually allow entering the passphrase. Pressing Enter a couple of times brings up the error:
normal ✗ jj git fetch --all-remotes
Error: Git process failed: External git program failed:
git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
press esc to dismiss
which is the only way to exit from that state. Trying to enter the passphrase doesn't work, even Ctrl-C is ignored, pressing Enter and going to this failure mode seems the only way out.
Is support for passphrase-based remote connections not there yet, or is this supposed to be working in some way?
When doing any operation on an SSH-based remote that would ask for a passphrase,
jjuijust shows the⣾animation in the bottom left and the command (eg.jj git fetch --all-remotes) and remains that way, but doesn't actually allow entering the passphrase. Pressing Enter a couple of times brings up the error:which is the only way to exit from that state. Trying to enter the passphrase doesn't work, even Ctrl-C is ignored, pressing Enter and going to this failure mode seems the only way out.
Is support for passphrase-based remote connections not there yet, or is this supposed to be working in some way?