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- Previously `sq pki certify` could create certifications, and mark
a certificate as a trusted introducer (when the user set `--depth`
to be greater than zero). Anecdotal evidence indicates that
combining these two actions in a single command is confusing.
- Split the latter functionality off, and put it in a new subcommand,
`sq pki authorize`.
- See https://gitlab.com/sequoia-pgp/sequoia-sq/-/issues/249#note_1865470753
31 lines
722 B
Rust
31 lines
722 B
Rust
mod integration {
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mod common;
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mod sq_autocrypt;
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mod sq_cert_export;
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mod sq_cert_import;
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mod sq_cert_lint;
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mod sq_decrypt;
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mod sq_encrypt;
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mod sq_key_subkey_bind;
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mod sq_key_approvals_update;
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mod sq_key_delete;
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mod sq_key_expire;
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mod sq_key_generate;
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mod sq_key_import_export;
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mod sq_key_password;
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mod sq_key_revoke;
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mod sq_key_subkey;
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mod sq_key_subkey_delete;
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mod sq_key_subkey_expire;
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mod sq_key_subkey_password;
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mod sq_key_userid;
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mod sq_pki;
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mod sq_pki_certify;
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mod sq_pki_authorize;
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mod sq_pki_link;
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mod sq_sign;
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mod sq_toolbox_keyring_filter;
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mod sq_toolbox_packet_decrypt;
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mod sq_toolbox_packet_dump;
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}
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