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issue #1098 encrypt and decrypt private keys with PGPainless#1103
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@IvanPizhenko Please tell me is there any reason to don't print the
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@DenBond7 This was done to mimic what the Typescript does - it returns empty string on failure. Of course, we can output the exception. But I am just not sure what is the right way to do it on the Android? Just
println()? Some logger? Please advice.Uh oh!
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Looked around - looks like just
e.printStackTrace()would work good - will addThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yes,
e.printStackTrace()- it will be enough. Anyway, don't need to drop usinge.printStackTrace()over the whole Java(Kotlin) code if you don't have enough reason to do that. Usually, it helps to debug errors.