Cache option "Remember passphrase?" should be disabled when using WRAPPER backend

[robigan]

obsidian-gpgCrypt/src/settings/SettingsTab.ts

Lines 247 to 266 in 003aef7

	private refreshBackendSettings() {
	if (this.settings.backend === Backend.WRAPPER) {
	this.nativePublicKeySetting.settingEl.hide();
	this.nativePrivateKeySetting.settingEl.hide();
	this.executableSetting.settingEl.show();
	this.trustModelSetting.settingEl.show();
	this.compressionSetting.settingEl.show();
	this.recipientSetting.settingEl.show();
	this.checkGpgExecutable(this.settings.backendWrapper.executable);
	this.refreshRecipientSetting();
	} else {
	this.nativePublicKeySetting.settingEl.show();
	this.nativePrivateKeySetting.settingEl.show();
	this.executableSetting.settingEl.hide();
	this.trustModelSetting.settingEl.hide();
	this.compressionSetting.settingEl.hide();
	this.recipientSetting.settingEl.hide();
	}
	}

The option to cache the passphrase should be disabled when using a Wrapper implementation, regardless of if this project wishes to cache it or not, this should be handled by an agent and is generally WAY safer.

[robigan]

I should say that the project can do whatever it wants, but I don't see code in main.ts for its usage when using wrapper backend. It's a pointless option when wrapper is used.

[tejado]

Hey @robigan
With the current version you are correct: it has no function. But it was intentional as I wanted to add a symmetric encryption mode handled only over OpenPGP.js. I'm not sure yet if I will introduce this so it might make sense to disable it in the meantime for the gpg CLI wrapper.

[robigan]

Hey @robigan With the current version you are correct: it has no function. But it was intentional as I wanted to add a symmetric encryption mode handled only over OpenPGP.js. I'm not sure yet if I will introduce this so it might make sense to disable it in the meantime for the gpg CLI wrapper.

Ahh I see what you mean. Why handled only by OpenPGP.js? Can't GPG do the same?