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Isolate gpg in tests #13
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This will add a skript to whip up a gnupg home directory bolow test and configure tox to run tests against these isolated keyrings.
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Sorry, i needed to disable some test suites, because the corresponding interpreter is not installed in the travis environment. |
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* Make tests pass * Isolate gnupg from users keyrings This will add a skript to whip up a gnupg home directory bolow test and configure tox to run tests against these isolated keyrings. * Use setup_gpg in travis
As i disliked, putting the test key in my private keyrings, i figured out a way to isolate gnugp from using the users keyrings.
Bonus: the second patch makes the tests pass again (at least locally).