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  2. SRCTREE-1946

Detect GPG's existence and report to user when setting

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      Currently if the user specifies a bad GPG location SourceTree won't question it. This is done because we don't want to assume the output from gpg will stay the same, but we should be able to handle failed calls. Currently SourceTree displays the attached image when trying to enable GPG on a repository. Instead, display a message saying GPG couldn't be found at location X with suggestions for fixes and/or a link to the built-in documents which do assist the user.

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            [SRCTREE-1946] Detect GPG's existence and report to user when setting

            KieranA added a comment -

            Now checks for the GPG program and actually calls it making sure there's some output from 'gpg --version'. The description if it doesn't work from the repository settings has been updated to make sure the user has specified the correct GPG location, too.

            KieranA added a comment - Now checks for the GPG program and actually calls it making sure there's some output from 'gpg --version'. The description if it doesn't work from the repository settings has been updated to make sure the user has specified the correct GPG location, too.

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