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Several options listed by `gpgconf --list-options` have expert level `invisible` which means "This option should normally never be displayed, not even to expert users." Kleopatra currently lists all options (except in de-vs compliance mode). I think Kleopatra shouldn't offer `invisible` options in its configuration dialog, e.g. it shouldn't list gpg's deprecated `keyserver` option (see {T5462}.)

Kleopatra shall not offer gpg's deprecated `keyserver` option in the GnuPG System configuration dialog (see {T5462}). Old description (changed following discussion in this task): > Several options listed by `gpgconf --list-options` have expert level `invisible` which means "This option should normally never be displayed, not even to expert users." > > Kleopatra currently lists all options (except in de-vs compliance mode). I think Kleopatra shouldn't offer `invisible` options in its configuration dialog, e.g. it shouldn't list gpg's deprecated `keyserver` option (see {T5462}.)

Several options listed by `gpgconf --list-options` have expert level `invisible` which means "This option should normally never be displayed, not even to expert users."Kleopatra shall not offer gpg's deprecated `keyserver` option in the GnuPG System configuration dialog (see {T5462}). Old description (changed following discussion in this task): > Several options listed by `gpgconf --list-options` have expert level `invisible` which means "This option should normally never be displayed, not even to expert users." > > Kleopatra currently lists all options (except in de-vs compliance mode). I think Kleopatra shouldn't offer `invisible` options in its configuration dialog, e.g. it shouldn't list gpg's deprecated `keyserver` option (see {T5462}.)