Is it possible to use git config.credential.helper for signing commits, for example via ssh?

[ZerdoX-x]

I am looking for a way to "autofill" password which is being asked by git when signing commits with ssh key.

I know that there is SSH_ASKPASS env which can be used to a custom file which in theory can call pass in order to get my password, but I can't really understand how to implement this script. I tried to log all incoming parameters - nothing.

Maybe I can implement script which will ask pass for password depending on which ssh key we are trying to unlock, but I don't know how. Even when git asks you to sign password, it just displays generic password prompt with no path to ssh key or anything, in contrast of when I am using ssh auth key in order to push for example.

Thank you for this awesome tool!

UPD: This is a great demo of what I am talking about: https://youtu.be/BMFvhl0WRFQ How does git connects with 1Password in order to ask password for signing commit?

[languitar]

What is asking for a password there is SSH, not git. Generally, bridging that to pass is not in scope for pass-git-helper. Maybe you can hack something together with sshpass?

[ZerdoX-x]

Thank you for this hint! I was researching a lot but still could not find something similar like sshpass. And yes, this is definitely out of pass-git-helper scope