Update from very old GnuPG 1.4#49
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The last release was 1.4.23 in Jun 2018; it's not very relevant in modern environments. More importantly, the unit tests have been consistently failing on macOS recently, and per proglottis#48 it seems that the underlying GnuPG does not provide the expected output, and updating GnuPG fixes that. We've been pinned to 1.x for ctx.SetCallback, but that feature now exists in 2.x as well, as long as callers opt in. So, do so. Signed-off-by: Miloslav Trmač <mitr@redhat.com>
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I didn’t investigate the PowerPC test that tends to fail from time to time, but #43 contains a commit that might be relevant. |
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The last release was 1.4.23 in Jun 2018; it's not very relevant in modern environments.
More importantly, the unit tests have been consistently failing on macOS recently, and per #48 it seems that the underlying GnuPG does not provide the expected output, and updating GnuPG fixes that.
We've been pinned to 1.x for
ctx.SetCallback, but that feature now exists in 2.x as well, as long as callers opt in. So, do so.