SSH_AUTH_SOCK.;
}
if (windowsPipe) {
return <>{prefixText} using the agent over the OpenSSH pipe (\\.\pipe\openssh-ssh-agent).;
}
if (windowsPipeWithGitconfig) {
return <>{prefixText} using the agent over the OpenSSH pipe with the .gitconfig file set up properly.;
}
if (identityAgent) {
return <>{prefixText} agent configuration with IdentityAgent.;
}
if (identityFile) {
return <>{prefixText} setting public keys as IdentityFile.;
}
if (commitSigning) {
return <>{prefixText} signing Git commits with SSH keys.;
}
if (gitBinarySetting) {
return <>You may need to switch the Git binary in the preferences.;
}
if (jetbrainsSocketCaveat) {
return <>If you're seeing errors around the socket path, go to Advanced Settings {">"} SSH and set Configuration files parser to OpenSSH.;
}
if (macAppStore) {
return <>{prefixText} the Mac App Store version.;
}
if (pageantOnly) {
return <>No support for SSH agents over the OpenSSH pipe, only works with Pageant.;
}
if (anySSHAgent) {
return <>{prefixText} any SSH agent. Uses a built-in key management system.;
}
if (noPrefix) {
return <>{children};
}
return <>{prefixText} {children};
};
return If a prompt has been suppressed, you'll see an indicator dot on the 1Password icon in your device's menu bar, taskbar, or system tray.
To access the prompt, select the 1Password icon, then select **SSH request waiting**. The authorization prompt will be brought to the foreground, where you can approve or deny the request.
If you'd rather not be prompted when your applications automatically fetch changes, even when the prompts are suppressed, you can turn off the autofetch settings in your Git client and instead only fetch or pull on demand.
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