Lucas Hoffmann wrote:

The file type for the GnuPG config file was called "gpg". This collides with actual gpg encrypted files for which not filetype plugin does exit yet (there is a normal plugin though: https://github.com/jamessan/vim-gnupg)

Files in $GNUPGHOME are also recognized as GnuPG config files.

This was partly motivated by an attempt to write a ftplugin to edit gpg encrypted files. The PR is here lucc/vim-gnupg#1.

Won't this break behavior for those who depend on "gpg"?

I would think that a file encrypted with gpg would not be edited
directly, have the filetype of the text once unencrypted.
Just like there is no "zip" filetype. You can edit a .zip file though.

The software said it requires Windows 95 or better, so I installed Linux.

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Ok, but I will resend a PR for a subset of the changes that I still deem useful.