op-ssh-sign is very slow
First of all, the SSH Agent is very nice! Thanks for this awesome feature.
Just wondering, the op-ssh-sign feels very slow and sluggish to me. Especially when i'm using it for commit signing operations. i don't know if op-ssh-sign is the issue or if it's the ssh-agent.
Signing a commit may take several seconds.
1Password Version: 8.10.16
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OS Version: Arch Linux
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I have noticed the same thing on Arch Linux. This has started a few months ago, sorry I don't have the precise version.
When I run
op-ssh-signthroughstracewhen it gets invoked by git, I see that it blocks for ~1 second on arecvfromsyscall on the~/.1password/agent.socksocket (which is the socket set in my SSHIdentityAgent) to read what looks like the key retrieved from 1Password.So I assume the problem isn't with
op-ssh-signitself (not surprising) but with the main 1Password client taking a while to send back that key...1 -
It feels like it has been getting slower and slower in the past few months! Man it's painful to commit or push right now... I really like having my keys in 1Password, but I'm starting to be tempted to add them back onto my machine directly just for the speed benefit...
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It just took me 12.532 seconds to push a one-line change to GitHub... :.....(
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Same here. I might add I use WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) to use the named pipes to forward my windows' 1Password ssh-agent to also work in Linux. This has worked flawlessly for way over a year now but since around April I experience the same problem. Up to around 10 seconds per ssh agent request. It's reproducible and takes the same high amount of time every single time. I had to switch back to a classic key-agent until this is fixed. Very annoying.
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