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Thomas Wolf e3f7a06764 GPG: don't prompt for a passphrase for unprotected keys BouncyCastle supports reading GPG keys without passphrase since 1.62. Handle this in JGit, too, and don't prompt for a passphrase unless it's necessary. Make two passes over the private key files, a first pass without passphrase provider. If that succeeds it has managed to read a matching key without passphrase. Otherwise, ask the user for the passphrase and make a second pass over the key files. BouncyCastle 1.65 still has no method to get the GPG "key grip" from a given public key, so JGit still cannot determine the correct file to read up front. (The file name is the key grip as 40 hex digits, upper case, with extension ".key"). Bug: 548763 Change-Id: I448181276548c08716d913c7ba1b4bc64c62f952 Signed-off-by: Thomas Wolf <thomas.wolf@paranor.ch>		hace 4 años
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BCText.java	Decouple BouncyCastle from JGit Core	hace 4 años
BouncyCastleGpgKey.java	Decouple BouncyCastle from JGit Core	hace 4 años
BouncyCastleGpgKeyLocator.java	GPG: don't prompt for a passphrase for unprotected keys	hace 4 años
BouncyCastleGpgKeyPassphrasePrompt.java	GPG: don't prompt for a passphrase for unprotected keys	hace 4 años
BouncyCastleGpgSigner.java	GPG: don't prompt for a passphrase for unprotected keys	hace 4 años