bamaer opened a new pull request, #8661:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hop/pull/8661

   Add a Signing key column to the PGP encrypt files action, passed to GnuPG as 
-u, so Sign and Sign and Encrypt rows can name the key that signs instead of 
taking whatever default-key gpg.conf holds.
   
   Sign rows passed the User ID as -r, which GnuPG accepts and ignores for 
anything but encryption, so the key named there never had any effect. It is now 
left unused and logged, rather than promoted to the signing key: an existing 
workflow keeps signing with the same key it always did.
   
   Covered by unit tests on the argument list, end-to-end tests against a real 
gpg with two keys in the keyring, and integration test main-0009, which asserts 
both the new choice and the unchanged behaviour of rows that name no signing 
key.
   
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