[GPGME] python t-quick-key-manipulation.py fails

[Andre Heinecke]

Hi,

On Tuesday 11 April 2017 10:21:54 Justus Winter wrote:
> This part of the test should probably be skipped if TOFU is not
> supported, but I don't know how to check that from GPGME.  I'll have a
> look at the qt test for TOFU for inspiration.

I don't know a proper way either. The Qt test just bails out if even a simple 
keylisting fails in the environment that has trust-model tofu+pgp. But I don't 
consider this a big problem for Applications / users of GPGME because it's 
basically the users fault if he has a GnuPG without tofu support (probably 
self compiled) and then activates this trust model.

I even considered keeping the test failing in that case to show "Ok you have a 
setup where some things just don't work." but as GPGME should support all 
GnuPG versions I disabled it to avoid problems in such a case.



Regards,
Andre

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