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- For subcommands, we append the message "See 'sq --help' for a
description of the global options" to the `--help` output by setting
the command's `after_help_long` attribute.
- This overwrites any existing string. In particular, we currently
use this for showing examples.
- Append the message to the existing message, if any.
- `sq key password`, and `sq sign --symmetric` have local arguments
to seed the password cache.
- Many commands could benefit from similar functionality.
- Add a new top-level argument, `--password-file`, to seed the
password cache.
- When we fail to get a signer for `sq key revoke`, `sq key subkey
revoke`, or `sq key userid revoke` we don't print out the actual
error. This can be confusing.
- Print the actual error.
- See #250.
- When creating a revocation certificate using, e.g., `sq key
revoke`, use the null policy.
- Even if a certificate is not valid according to the standard
policy, it can still be useful to revoke it.
- Fixes#250.
- Before using a key, we check it for validity including whether it
is revoked, and whether it is live.
- Don't enforce these constraints when using a key to issue a
revocation: it may be important to issue a revocation even if the
key is no longer valid.
- Rename `RevocationReason` to `KeyReasonForRevocation`.
`RevocationReason` sounds generic, but there is also
`UseridRevocationReason`.
- This name aligns better with the type from `sequoia-openpgp` that
it wraps, `ReasonForRevocation`.
- Rename the `--expiry` argument to `--expiration`, and adjust the
name of the corresponding fields, and data structures.
- Expiration and expiry have about the same meaning. According to
my research, "expiration" is used in American English whereas
both are used in British English.
- This change aligns the usage with RFC 4880's terminology, which
uses the word "expiration" many times, but never uses "expiry".
- In `sq key attest-certifications`, don't make `--all` the
default, but require the user to specify it explicitly.
- This makes it easier to introduce more fine-grained selectors in
the future.
- See #262.
