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- for single-files
("emit-version" and "comment" are only active with "armor")
http://gpgtools.lighthouseapp.com/projects/67607-gpgservices/tickets/127
- show version in .asc output if "emit-version" is set in .conf
http://gpgtools.lighthouseapp.com/projects/67607-gpgservices/tickets/124
- back to "armor" setting in .conf for single files (retire UseASCIIOutput)
Conflicts: Source/GPGServices.m - fixed manually; all good
- can also encrypt directories, so the former message was potentially confusing during an error
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Hi, guys.
Here's a pull request I forgot to send months ago. It satisfies issue http://gpgtools.lighthouseapp.com/projects/67607-gpgservices/tickets/43 —Alex's proposal "to create zip archives for directories only."
Also:
option "UseASCIIOutput" is retired; instead gpg.conf "armor" will be used to specify when to create .asc files instead of .gpg files when encrypting. This restores the behavior that was lost in a release this year.
"emit-version" in gpg.conf is respected for .asc output (i.e., when "armor" is active)
"comments" in gpg.conf are included in .asc output (i.e., when "armor" is active)