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Now that #412 was fixed, please also consider using "gpg" instead of "gpg2". On most Linux distributions nowadays, gpg2 is just a symlink to gpg and on some of them, for example Debian-based systems, the symlink does not exist out-of-box and so using gpg2 adds unnecessary dependency on gnupg2 which is a transitional package that just provides a symlink to gpg, is considered deprecated and will be dropped in the future. On some systems, for example the freedesktop Flatpak runtime, gpg2 is already not available at all.
Now that #412 was fixed, please also consider using "gpg" instead of "gpg2". On most Linux distributions nowadays, gpg2 is just a symlink to gpg and on some of them, for example Debian-based systems, the symlink does not exist out-of-box and so using gpg2 adds unnecessary dependency on gnupg2 which is a transitional package that just provides a symlink to gpg, is considered deprecated and will be dropped in the future. On some systems, for example the freedesktop Flatpak runtime, gpg2 is already not available at all.
/cc @micahflee
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