Thank you for resolving this issue! I am successfully using version 2.2.19 from the gnupg (2.2.19-1~bpo10+1) package of Debian Backports.
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Jan 14 2020
Jan 14 2020
ringelkrat added a comment to T4726: auto-key-locate only works with raw e-mail addresses (not angle-brackets).
Nov 23 2019
Nov 23 2019
ringelkrat added a comment to T4726: auto-key-locate only works with raw e-mail addresses (not angle-brackets).
In T4726#130765, @werner wrote:Given that the the angle brackets are elsewhere used to indicate a search by mail address, it would be okay to allow for them in this case too (that is dkg's second example).
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To answer your question: With the exception of case two this is desired behaviour also in the future,
Nov 7 2019
Nov 7 2019
ringelkrat added a comment to T4726: auto-key-locate only works with raw e-mail addresses (not angle-brackets).
In T4726#130609, @werner wrote:-r STRINGdoes a remote key lookup only if STRING is a valid addr-spec. No extraction of the addr-spec from STRING is done and thus angle brackets inhibit the use of a remote lookup.
Oct 23 2019
Oct 23 2019
ringelkrat added a comment to T4726: auto-key-locate only works with raw e-mail addresses (not angle-brackets).
In T4726#130341, @werner wrote:This is a misunderstanding. The extraction of mail addresses is only doe for key lookups on remote services. Thus the -r case is as intended.
ringelkrat added a comment to T4726: auto-key-locate only works with raw e-mail addresses (not angle-brackets).
Is this task maybe related to T1927?
ringelkrat updated subscribers of T4726: auto-key-locate only works with raw e-mail addresses (not angle-brackets).
Thank you @dkg for creating the bug report! I would like to glean the following information from the above mentioned discussion.