gnome-gpg 0.6.0

 * Add a fix to work with gnome-keyring >= 2.20.1, which broke the
   gnome_keyring_find_items_sync() API by returning an error result
   when zero items are found instead of GNOME_KEYRING_RESULT_OK.
   [Bug #185880, Robert Collins].


gnome-gpg 0.5.0

 * Use the same gnome-keyring item name as Seahorse does, so that the
   user only needs to enter their passphrase once.

 * Detect if gnome-keyring is available.  If it isn't do not show the
   "save password" checkboxes, and don't attempt to save the passphrase.

 * If the user got their passphrase incorrect, include some text to
   this effect in the dialog.

 * Swipe the man page from the Debian package.


gnome-gpg 0.4.0

 * hide the "Connect anonymously" / "Connect as user" buttons in the
   passphrase dialog, since they don't make sense for PGP.

 * Use the --status-fd / --command-fd interface to drive gpg, rather than
   the older --passphrase-fd interface.  This has the following benefits:
     - Reliably detect which key's passphrase is being requested.
     - Detect incorrect passphrases and reprompt the user.

 * Remove the --force-passphrase command line option, since gnome-gpg can
   now reliably detect whether it sent a bad passphrase to gpg, and
   prompt the user.

 * Pass a trimmed argument list to gnome_program_init(), since arguments
   are intended for gpg.

 * Use code from zenity to make the passphrase dialog a transient of the
   xterm that executed it.  This prevents the dialog from being obscured
   by the terminal, and make it pop up on the same workspace.
