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If you have a config.yaml with encryption_method: 'gpg' and do a eyaml recrypt, pkcs7 is still used, because the -d option added in https://github.com/voxpupuli/hiera-eyaml/pull/232/files overrides it. I see that there also is a -n option for the recrypt command that is possibly trying to do the same thing. This also fails: eyaml recrypt -n gpg somefile and tries to use pkcs7.
I've worked around the problem by adding change_encryption: 'gpg' to my config.yaml, but it seems to me that the -d and -n options are redundant, and -d should be removed (or added as an alias somehow for the -n option perhaps to avoid breaking it for those using the -d option).
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If you have a config.yaml with
encryption_method: 'gpg'
and do a eyaml recrypt, pkcs7 is still used, because the -d option added in https://github.com/voxpupuli/hiera-eyaml/pull/232/files overrides it. I see that there also is a -n option for the recrypt command that is possibly trying to do the same thing. This also fails:eyaml recrypt -n gpg somefile
and tries to use pkcs7.I've worked around the problem by adding
change_encryption: 'gpg'
to my config.yaml, but it seems to me that the -d and -n options are redundant, and -d should be removed (or added as an alias somehow for the -n option perhaps to avoid breaking it for those using the -d option).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: