Right now, clear signing (probably) doesn't work - we always use regular encode while armoring/decrypting, and need to use e2e.openpgp.asciiArmor.encodeClearSign when clear signing. Logic that checks the header string should suffice to distinguish which needs to be called.
Right now, clear signing (probably) doesn't work - we always use regular encode while armoring/decrypting, and need to use e2e.openpgp.asciiArmor.encodeClearSign when clear signing. Logic that checks the header string should suffice to distinguish which needs to be called.