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devel/schemata: describe version 4
Replace numeric errors with human readable flags. Not all sig_error keys will necessarily be generated with a given version of gmime. Drop status "none" as it's currrently unused and I don't know what it's for.
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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ are interleaved. Keys are printed as keywords (symbols preceded by a
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colon), e.g. (:id "123" :time 54321 :from "foobar"). Null is printed as
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nil, true as t and false as nil.
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This is version 2 of the structured output format.
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This is version 4 of the structured output format.
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Version history
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@ -30,6 +30,10 @@ v3
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- Replaced message.filename string with a list of filenames.
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- Added part.content-disposition field.
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v4
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- replace signature error integer bitmask with a set of flags for
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individual errors.
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Common non-terminals
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@ -121,7 +125,7 @@ sigstatus = [signature*]
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signature = {
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# (signature_status_to_string)
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status: "none"|"good"|"bad"|"error"|"unknown",
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status: "good"|"bad"|"error"|"unknown",
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# if status is "good":
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fingerprint?: string,
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created?: unix_time,
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userid?: string
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# if status is not "good":
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keyid?: string
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# if the signature has errors:
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errors?: int
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errors?: sig_errors
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}
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sig_errors = {
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key-revoked?: bool,
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key-expired?: bool,
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sig-expired?: bool,
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key-missing?: bool,
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alg-unsupported?: bool,
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crl-missing?: bool,
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crl-too-old?: bool,
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bad-policy?: bool,
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sys-error?: bool,
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tofu-conflict?: bool
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}
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