Unecessary prompt for password

When editing a password, passage prompts for the password once to decrypt the file. But then it asks again when saving the file. It should not need to prompt the second time.

$ passage edit tmp
Enter passphrase for identity file "/home/username/.passage/identities":
Enter passphrase for identity file "/home/username/.passage/identities":
Password unchanged.

The problem is that the existing file is decrypted (again) to check whether it has changed.

passage/src/password-store.sh

Lines 409 to 416 in 1262d30

    
           local action="Add" 
        
           if [[ -f $passfile ]]; then 
        
           	$AGE -d -o "$tmp_file" -i "$IDENTITIES_FILE" "$passfile" || exit 1 
        
           	action="Edit" 
        
           fi 
        
           ${EDITOR:-vi} "$tmp_file" 
        
           [[ -f $tmp_file ]] || die "New password not saved." 
        
           $AGE -d -o - -i "$IDENTITIES_FILE" "$passfile" 2>/dev/null | diff - "$tmp_file" &>/dev/null && die "Password unchanged."

This is an intentional design choice of password-store, presumably to catch conflicts that happen during editing, which I don't think I am going to deviate from in passage.

	local action="Add"
	if [[ -f $passfile ]]; then
	$AGE -d -o "$tmp_file" -i "$IDENTITIES_FILE" "$passfile" \|\| exit 1
	action="Edit"
	fi
	${EDITOR:-vi} "$tmp_file"
	[[ -f $tmp_file ]] \|\| die "New password not saved."
	$AGE -d -o - -i "$IDENTITIES_FILE" "$passfile" 2>/dev/null \| diff - "$tmp_file" &>/dev/null && die "Password unchanged."