Preserve original data and headers in the parsed packet. #15
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…programs to reconstruct the original packet(s) for an individual key in a stream of keys.
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I implemented this also in issue 14, there is also an idea for a test case: commit 4b4810c |
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Ah, great, thanks. Any idea when there might be a new release? |
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No, @toofishes needs to merge the pull requests. |
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This allows programs to reconstruct the original packet(s) for an individual key in a stream of keys, amongst other things.
Many uses for this library may require the key data to be distributed completely unchanged. In the case where a file being parsed contains multiple PGP keys (e.g. from a keyserver dump), this is not possible without preserving the original data in the packets.