OpenPGPKey.getSecretKeys(): Preserve order of keys #2183
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Thanks for the patch. Merged. |
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This patch changes the data type of
OpenPGPKey.secretKeysto aLinkedHashMapin order to preserve the item order.That way, the primary key will always be the first item in the collection when iterating over it.
OpenPGPCertificatealready stores subkeys in a similar way, thoughgetPublicKeys()needed similar adjustments.