#!/bin/bash

# Use Bitwarden's SSH agent only while Bitwarden is running it, so ssh and
# ssh-add keep working with GNOME's agent for anyone who doesn't. A shell opened
# before Bitwarden starts uses GNOME's agent; open a new one afterwards.
LINE='if [ -S "$HOME/.bitwarden-ssh-agent.sock" ]; then export SSH_AUTH_SOCK="$HOME/.bitwarden-ssh-agent.sock"; fi'

if grep -qF "$LINE" ~/.bashrc; then
  echo "Bitwarden SSH agent already configured in .bashrc"
else
  echo "$LINE" >> ~/.bashrc
  echo "Bitwarden SSH agent added to .bashrc"
fi