Linux: Using pass

The easiest way to use Granted on Linux is with a keyring, since your desktop probably has it pre-installed. That said, Granted also works well with pass. You can follow the below steps to configure Granted so that you aren’t prompted for a GPG password each time commands are run.

First, ensure that your Granted config file is set up as follows:

cat ~/.granted/config
DefaultBrowser = "STDOUT"
CustomBrowserPath = ""
CustomSSOBrowserPath = ""
LastCheckForUpdates = 3
Ordering = ""
ExportCredentialSuffix = ""
[Keyring]
  Backend = "pass"

Then, run the following commands:

sudo apt install pass
gpg --gen-key
pass init E7BF4FFE628F18FCFC3A6C8DC5E556A9DB95E5E5 # your public key ID from previous step

# Add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile
export GPG_TTY=$(tty)