Bug#953672: "hot dump" should be cleverer about its representation of User Attributes
Daniel Kahn Gillmor
dkg at fifthhorseman.net
Thu Mar 12 04:25:38 GMT 2020
Package: hopenpgp-tools
Version: 0.22-2+b1
Severity: wishlist
gpg --export B65D085B94117B813160B659ED34CEABE27BAABC | hot dump
produces:
…
user-attribute: [ image-attribute imghdr v1 JPEG [ 255
, 216
, 255
, 224
, 0
, 16
, 74
, 70
, 73
…
and so on, for over 4K lines (one line per byte)
seems like there might be a better representation for the jpeg in this
situation.
For example, representing it as a string with W×H and file size and digest like so:
user-attribute: [ image-attribute imghdr v1 JPEG [ 120×144 4097B sha256:61334e84c081e441dc4bd8b7c025502c378195d765546c807c2d4c928c345df2 ] ]
would probably be more useful and less noisy.
--dkg
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