Arch Linux

Description:
Since updating libsecret to 0.19.0-1, any gpg usage that would call pinentry to receive my passphrase freezes. I noticed it initially with makepkg, but I have tested gpg -s (file) and gpg -e/d (file).

To confirm that it was libsecret, I disabled testing repo and downgraded everything back to stable. I then added libsecret to ignorepkg in /etc/pacman.conf and re-enabled testing repos. pacman -Syu updated everything but libsecret and the problem was gone. I removed libsecret from ignorepkg and upgraded it to 0.19.0.1 and the problem returned.

I am able to run pinentry/pinentry-qt and make it display windows and accept entry, so it seems like gpg-agent and pinentry aren't talking quite right.

I have included a section of logs with annotation.

See attached, or hosted here:
https://bpaste.net/show/d0qC

I searched on le google for any references to this issue and found nothing relevant. One said to kill gpg-agent, but was in response to using gpg over ssh and ttys not matching. Another was from 2008 and spontaneously resolved in a later version (gnupg 2.0.10rc1, pinentry (0.7.5)

Versions:
gnnupg 2.2.17-2
pinentry 1.1.0-4
libsecret 0.19.0-1
libassaun 2.5.3-1
libgcrypt 1.8.5-1

As far as I know, everything is "Most Recent In Repository", as I run pacman -Syu (package) for every install and pacman -Syu daily regardless.

Steps to reproduce:
Upgrade to latest Testing.
Have GPG key
Attempt to sign file, make package, decrypt file with gpg through gpg-agent and pinentry