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- Sign key dropdown was empty when switching from openpgpjs to CLI because RefreshLibrary never repopulated it with native GPG keys; now calls RefreshListSign on library switch and resets the "sign" sentinel to "0". - Library dropdown did not persist the selection on change, causing pgpLibrary to revert to "openpgpjs" on reload and triggering the PassphraseModal unexpectedly during CLI decryption; fixed by calling saveSettings() in the dropdown onChange handler. - Sign key dropdown appeared twice when RefreshListSign was called concurrently (e.g. from display() and RefreshLibrary); fixed with a generation counter that discards stale async results before addDropdown() is called. - Encrypt with openpgpjs + signing enabled threw "signing key is not decrypted" when the passphrase field was left blank; EncryptText() now resolves the passphrase from cache/settings or prompts via PassphraseModal before calling gpgEncrypt(), and caches it after a successful sign+encrypt.
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11 lines
417 B
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{
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"id": "gpg-encrypt",
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"name": "GPG Encrypt",
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"version": "1.2.0",
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"minAppVersion": "0.15.0",
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"description": "Plugin to encrypt partial text or complete notes using GPG technology, it is compatible with security keys such as YubiKey or traditional GPG encryption methods",
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"author": "Luis Jaramillo",
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"authorUrl": "https://www.lajg.dev",
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"fundingUrl": "https://www.lajg.dev/donate/",
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"isDesktopOnly": false
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}
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