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Did you try to use an older version of the GPGME C library? Andrej Schoeke writes on September 21, 2015 16:33: > So, I think the issue arises from ruby...

hm, ok. seems like this is the most obvious next thing to try out. Andrej Schoeke writes on September 21, 2015 18:48: > Unfortunately, I can't. I installed gpgme with...

Note that this can be tested by doing 'rake test' in the git repository (with the gpgme gem installed), as per #471.

you mean check out a release branch and test it? Andrej Schoeke writes on September 22, 2015 17:10: > I ran `rake test` on the dev version and everything came...

so 'rake test' completes on release without error. but you still get an error when using your key in sup? what is that error? release: https://travis-ci.org/sup-heliotrope/sup/builds/67330652 I restarted it. Andrej...

It seems that the tests fail because the keys have expired. Have any of your keys expired?

do the keys work if you use them manually with gnupg? the reason I am asking is that the travis output gives different/illogical errors, while one of the errors were...

@nanooq: type `rake test` in the sup git root. you need a number of dependencies for running the test, but you should be able to figure that out.

@nanooq: you could try to regenerate the keys, i believe they are exipred. there is a script in there.

Could be related to #467