If in repo A you include the contents of repo B with git subtree add, and repo B has git-crypt encrypted files, then I can't unlock those files within repo A. Is there a way of doing this, or perhaps it's not possible at the moment?
The issue here I suspect is that the /.git-crypt name is hardcoded in commands.cpp. This was kind of changed in 788a6a99 but it might be nice if there was an environment variable option as well.
If in repo A you include the contents of repo B with git subtree add, and repo B has git-crypt encrypted files, then I can't unlock those files within repo A. Is there a way of doing this, or perhaps it's not possible at the moment?