In standard bash/readline functioning, when I type ctrl-U, it deletes whatever I've already typed. For example, if I ssh into a remote machine with password authentication, if I mistype part of my password I can type ctrl-U and it erases everything I've typed rather than having to hit backspace a bunch of times (and guessing how many characters I've typed).
When enterint my master passowrd in lastpass-cli (with LPASS_PINENTRY=/usr/local/bin/pinentry-tty), this doesn't work. If I hit control-u and retype my password, it doesn't work.
In standard bash/readline functioning, when I type ctrl-U, it deletes whatever I've already typed. For example, if I ssh into a remote machine with password authentication, if I mistype part of my password I can type ctrl-U and it erases everything I've typed rather than having to hit backspace a bunch of times (and guessing how many characters I've typed).
When enterint my master passowrd in lastpass-cli (with
LPASS_PINENTRY=/usr/local/bin/pinentry-tty), this doesn't work. If I hit control-u and retype my password, it doesn't work.