Missing gpgme, package has been renamed
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Describe the bug
Missing gpgme
Additional context
I believe in modern distributions, the package has been renamed to python-gpg and with it the executable file. It's no longer called gpgme. Perhaps the requirements listed are old?
On Debian, this can be solved by installing libgpgme-dev from a package manager.
When running cargo install gpg-tui on MacOS, it also fails with a gpgme related error:
sh: gpgme-config: command not found
I believe in modern distributions, the package has been renamed to python-gpg and with it the executable file. It's no longer called gpgme. Perhaps the requirements listed are old?
Good point. I actually mentioned "gpgme" as "gpgme" in the documentation because the name of the "gpgme" package might change depending on the distribution. But apparently I forgot to mention this.
When running
cargo install gpg-tuion MacOS, it also fails with a gpgme related error:sh: gpgme-config: command not found
It mostly happens when development files for gpgme is not installed. See gpgme#building.
Unfortunately there's not much I can do about it since build.rs is ran during cargo install. Also I don't have the opportunity to test/reproduce it on MacOS.
Feel free to open a separate issue for tracking/solving the gpgme-build related problems.