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Some OpenPGP certificates have a User ID that is a raw e-mail address, like [email protected]. This is not commonplace, but it does happen, and GnuPG supports it these days.
[email protected]
When pius tries to sign a User ID like that, it produces an error:
UID 2 ([email protected]): signed WARNING: No email for [email protected], cannot send key.
instead, it should treat it the same way that it treats a User ID that contains <[email protected]>.
<[email protected]>
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Please give me an example of a key to test on.
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Some OpenPGP certificates have a User ID that is a raw e-mail address, like
[email protected]
. This is not commonplace, but it does happen, and GnuPG supports it these days.When pius tries to sign a User ID like that, it produces an error:
instead, it should treat it the same way that it treats a User ID that contains
<[email protected]>
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: