My attempt at organizing myself across machines via chezmoi.

This chezmoi configuration uses 1Password to manage secret injection.

To check whether or not a template is pulling secrets correctly, you can run a command like the following:

chezmoi execute-template "$(cat ./home/private_dot_config/exact_git/dot_gitconfig-work.tmpl)"

To generate a new key, type: gpg --full-gen-key (alias: gpgcreate).

At the prompt, select the following:

1. type 4 for (4) RSA (sign only)
2. keysize: 4096
3. expiration: choose something reasonable

To confirm the key was created, type: gpg --list-secret-keys --keyid-format SHORT (alias: gpglist)

If your GPG agent is having issues, you can restart it with:

gpgconf --kill gpg-agent
gpgconf --launch gpg-agent

^ (alias: gpgrestart)

You can add multiple email addresses by doing the following:

1. Edit the key: gpg --edit-key 674CB45A (alias: gpgedit 674CB45A)
2. In gpg prompt, type adduid; follow the prompts
3. Then, update the trust for the new identity: uid 2 and trust; type 5 (for "I trust ultimately")
4. Type save

To export the GPG key for use with something like GitHub or GitLab, type: gpg --armor --export 674CB45A (alias: gpgexport 674CB45A)