Re: [openpgp] Implementers: does your OpenPGP tool gracefully discard si

Hi,

It depends on what is called 'chokes' and which behaviour is expected.

RNP since v0.16.0 handles such cases in the following way: API returns 
information about the valid/invalid/unknown signatures and CLI 
interprets that, displaying information to the user. However, CLI still 
returns error code if at least one signature is invalid or unknown. 
Probably that's why it is marked in red in the interoperability test suite.

On 29.04.2022 03:28, Daniel Kahn Gillmor wrote:
> The Ask
> =======
>
> Could every implementer please take a look at the sample messages
> offered in the interop test suite, run them against their tooling, and
> propose and identify a patch if the current tooling chokes?  If you
> think the test suite is wrong, and your client handles the situation
> fine despite looking problematic in the test suite, that would also be
> good news.  Please report!
>
> Regards,
>
>          --dkg
>
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