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This bug caused some extra behaviours which should only be invoked if
the user is using a gpg2 binary. It was caused by checking:
if _util._is_gpg2:
which is always true, since `_util._is_gpg2` is a function which isn't
being called in this case, i.e.:
>>> def foo(): return False
>>> bool(foo)
True
So instead this should be changed to actually call `_util._is_gpg2()`,
by using `gnupg.GPG.is_gpg2()` which will automatically pass in the
detected binary version number.
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| __init__.py | ||
| _ansistrm.py | ||
| _logger.py | ||
| _meta.py | ||
| _parsers.py | ||
| _trust.py | ||
| _util.py | ||
| _version.py | ||
| copyleft.py | ||
| gnupg.py | ||