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While some of the issues I pointed out still exist (and yes, the usability really isn't any good), the code now works and I think it works well enough. |
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Signed-off-by: Reimar Döffinger <Reimar.Doeffinger@gmx.de>
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Support for editing .gpg-id via GUI with public keyring list.
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Support for editing .gpg-id via GUI with public keyring list.
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This is not really a pull request since it does nothing useful.
But i don't know a better idea to make sure people are aware, and give a chance to comment early on.
I've been working a bit on making a user-interface to edit the .gpg-id file.
What I managed so far is creating a dialog with a list of all public keys and checkboxes for them.
The next step would be to read in an existing .gpg-id, set checkboxes according to that, add extra entries if a public key for a user is not available and after the dialog exits writing a new .gpg-id file.
There is a bit of a user-interface issue though, as the current UI makes it look as it is editable per-file, plus I'd prefer to not add code to change all existing files.