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Lazygit hides itself in this way when you have commit signing enabled (commit.gpgSign). It does this because it needs to allow for the gpg signing to prompt you for a pass phrase if needed; it can't know whether or not you will have to type one. If you know you will never be asked for a passphrase because you have a gpg agent running, then you can add

git:
  overrideGpg: true

to your lazygit config file to prevent lazygit from suspending itself.

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