Bug#866026: volunteer for pygpgme to python[3]-gpg pivot

2017-07-21 Thread Mike Gabriel
HI Paul On Mi 12 Jul 2017 19:09:59 CEST, draeath wrote: Thanks Mike. I'm working on the refactor. It'll take me some time to get it done, but I've absorbed what it's doing and how to accomplish it with the new bindings. As soon as I have it tested and verified to work with the other patches,

Bug#866026: volunteer for pygpgme to python[3]-gpg pivot

2017-07-12 Thread draeath
Sigh, that last instance there should be "python-gpg." These names are all too similar. On Wed, Jul 12, 2017 at 6:55 PM, draeath wrote: > let me know if you'd prefer me to use python-gnupg instead

Bug#866026: volunteer for pygpgme to python[3]-gpg pivot

2017-07-12 Thread draeath
Patch tested on stretch, seems to do the job. Can't imagine it wouldn't work on testing, too. Unfortunately, by the time I realized that "python-gpg" and "python-gnupg" are not the same thing, I was done. Please do let me know if you'd prefer me to use python-gnupg instead, and I'll be happy to. Th

Bug#866026: volunteer for pygpgme to python[3]-gpg pivot

2017-07-12 Thread draeath
Thanks Mike. I'm working on the refactor. It'll take me some time to get it done, but I've absorbed what it's doing and how to accomplish it with the new bindings. As soon as I have it tested and verified to work with the other patches, I'll send it your way. Will you handle the changes to the co

Bug#866026: volunteer for pygpgme to python[3]-gpg pivot

2017-07-10 Thread Mike Gabriel
Hi, On Do 06 Jul 2017 06:41:08 CEST, draeath wrote: One month does not seem like a lot of turnaround time for this. Does this package have an active maintainer? I'm willing to look into updating this and providing a patch, but I might need some handholding on the process side. (I'm familiar wi

Bug#866026: volunteer for pygpgme to python[3]-gpg pivot

2017-07-05 Thread draeath
One month does not seem like a lot of turnaround time for this. Does this package have an active maintainer? I'm willing to look into updating this and providing a patch, but I might need some handholding on the process side. (I'm familiar with casual site-local usage of debuild, but I do not curre