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Github user varan123 commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/jmeter/pull/396
I based my solution on discussion:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32978936/why-actionevent-getactioncommand-returns-null
If we want to receive key value, have sense to receive it directly
Github user pmouawad commented on a diff in the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/jmeter/pull/397#discussion_r214180268
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Regarding GPG signing, I use a removable drive to hold the private key.
Provide the path name on the Ant command line:
-Dgpg.secretKeyring=path-to-keyring
On macos one can also use a password protected disk image file which
is only mounted when needed.
For Maven passwords (e.g. Nexus upload) one
Milamber>I don't talk about maven, but the steps about gpg sign and ant
rc_upload/publish.
Sorry, I just made a couple of typos in "Ant".
I'm sure there are lots of possibilities to make Ant gpg sign automated,
and we need to investigate if that is possible to do that in Apache.
On 29/08/2018 11:52, Vladimir Sitnikov wrote:
Milamber>credentials must be provided
Maven can read credentials from settings.xml, etc, etc.
I don't talk about maven, but the steps about gpg sign and ant
rc_upload/publish.
Milamber>Thus, a lot of steps are manual because the step need
