On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 1:20 AM, Carola Grunwald <c...@nymph.paranoici.org> wrote: > > When an application creates a key it also has to get it deleted. > > With the 1.4 branch I interacted with the GnuPG process completely > unattended through standard-I/O pipes, which now are replaced by the > pinentry mechanism, where redirections fail. >
Pinentry may be a good feature, but there should be an easy way to bypass or disable it. > Many thanks. But I'm on Windows, dependent on binaries. Without > nightly builds I have to wait for the next release, or try to > crosscompile it in my Debian VM, which I doubt to manage. > Maybe the realse schedule should include alpha and beta, before making a stable release, so that the community has a change to test and find out any problems, which can hopefully be fixed before the final release. Peace, Dashamir
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