safety – Is my okay nonce being re-used right here?

I am utilizing bitcoin core 28.0 on Debian Bookworm. I enter the next into bash:

./bitcoin-cli signmessage "p2pkh-address-here" "abc123"

… and I get the signature output within the shell as anticipated. But when I then run precisely the identical line once more in bash, the newly outputted second signature matches the primary signature. I believed this was not imagined to occur, and that core makes use of a distinct okay for each signature, which means each signature needs to be completely different even in circumstances the place the privkey-and-message are similar.

Is my okay being re-used, or am I lacking one thing?

I am utilizing bitcoin core 28.0 on Debian Bookworm. I enter the next into bash:

./bitcoin-cli signmessage "p2pkh-address-here" "abc123"

… and I get the signature output within the shell as anticipated. But when I then run precisely the identical line once more in bash, the newly outputted second signature matches the primary signature. I believed this was not imagined to occur, and that core makes use of a distinct okay for each signature, which means each signature needs to be completely different even in circumstances the place the privkey-and-message are similar.

Is my okay being re-used, or am I lacking one thing?