Add support for file encryption by default #90
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If org-roam-encrypt-files is t, org-roam creates files with .org.gpg extension instead. See org-roam#85
Yep you're right. Could you do that as well? Also, |
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Done! |
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what/if any key variable does/can his default to? gnupg.conf default-key isnt used, epa-file-encrypt-to doesnt seem to work either. I'm constantly prompted to mark my only encrpytion key. |
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- anystyle requires absolute file paths, ensure it's happy - improve training session messages
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If org-roam-encrypt-files is t, org-roam creates files with .org.gpg extension instead.
Might be a good idea to rename
org-roam--get-file-pathtoorg-roam--make-new-file-path, since given an existing ID it no longer reliably gets the path for it (could be either encrypted or unencrypted). I think it's only used for creating new files now anyways.See #85