This series takes the history of sopgpy (which has been in use by the OpenPGP interoperability test suite for a while now) and merges it into the PGPy repository itself.
This way, people who install PGPy will also get a command-line tool to do simple keygen/encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify operations. It also makes it easier for the interop test suite to pull in new features and bugfixes from PGPy, if they're available.
This series takes the history of
sopgpy
(which has been in use by the OpenPGP interoperability test suite for a while now) and merges it into the PGPy repository itself.This way, people who install PGPy will also get a command-line tool to do simple keygen/encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify operations. It also makes it easier for the interop test suite to pull in new features and bugfixes from PGPy, if they're available.