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This runs into surprising interactions when trying to build member
packages with other than default feature set.
See https://gitlab.com/sequoia-pgp/sequoia/-/issues/575 for more info.
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- The packet parser now digests armored data, so there is no need to
use this even in examples or tests, just use the appropriate
.from_bytes(..) function.
- Fixes #169.
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- We should replace this with a more comprehensive example covering
the other crates too.
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- Improve the documentation.
- Re-export 'openpgp'.
- Re-export the other crates without prefix.
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- Split up into six crates: buffered-reader, openpgp, sequoia-core,
sequoia-ffi, sequoia-net, and sequoia-store.
- Adjust imports accordingly.
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- Use hyper for http, hyper-tls for https.
- Provide an easy constructor for the hkps pool.
- Add ffi glue.
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- Create default context with 'Context::new', create builder with
'Context::configure'.
- Rename 'Pre' to 'Config'.
- Expose builder to ffi.
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- The domain uniquely identifies the application. It should be a
property of the context.
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- Context objects can be used to tweak the library configuration.
Currently, a home and lib directory can be set. Reasonable
defaults are provided.
- Add ffi functions.
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- For now, we keep the ffi in this crate, later on we may want to
move it to sequoia-ffi.
- Example code how to use the library from C is added as well.
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- For now, no canonicalization is done. For that to happen we need
to be able to access the packets fields, which are not public and
there is no accessor.
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- Use the flate2 and bzip2 crates for the actual decompression.
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