Hi
I am attempting to build QGIS from source. QGIS includes QCA and also calls
for the OSSL plugin. I am using Qt5 64 bit Windows 10 as my dev environment.
I am running into the following compiler errors:
13:38:31: Running steps for project qgis...
13:38:31: Starting:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA512
Oops.
I said:
"because it forces "--pinentry-mode loopback", which suppresses that."
I should have said
"because it forces "--no-tty", which suppresses that."
Sorry about that.
.Ron
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Ron Murray
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Hi Albert.
OK. I see that it works for a command-line program (I didn't know
about qcatool, to be honest). Perhaps I didn't make it clear, but my
project is a GUI program, using Qt5. Currently, QCA invokes the gpg
executable (although I gather there are plans to switch to GPGME), and
there
On Samstag, 10. September 2022 05:00:26 CEST Ron Murray wrote:
>I'm working on a project using Qt5, GPG and QCA2, the latter because
> it can encrypt and decrypt PGP messages. This, of course, involves
> using the qca-gnupg plugin.
The recommended way, by the developers of GnuPG, is to use
I just read this in the Automate and systematize internal processes Goal
Move clang-format from a git hookscript to pre-commit CI so that merge
requests will show a CI failure when badly-formatted changes exist, and
people can see this in a nice UI and fix them
El dissabte, 10 de setembre de 2022, a les 5:00:26 (CEST), Ron Murray va
escriure:
>I'm working on a project using Qt5, GPG and QCA2, the latter because
> it can encrypt and decrypt PGP messages. This, of course, involves
> using the qca-gnupg plugin.
>
>Encryption went fine (there's no
