Explicitly only remove ".gpg" when renaming files #558
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QFileInfo::baseName removes the path plus the complete suffix. The alternative QFileInfo::completeBaseName would only remove the last suffix (e.g. ".gz" in "foo.tar.gz") but we want to remove ".gpg" only.
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QFileInfo::baseName removes any path plus the complete suffix. The alternative QFileInfo::completeBaseName would only remove the last suffix (e.g. ".gz" in "foo.tar.gz") but we want to remove ".gpg" only.
Cf. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qfileinfo.html#completeBaseName
This fixes part of #520. I could not reproduce the other errors mentioned there ("different-name.gpg" → "different-name.account" and "
foobar.comcreates a file namedfoobar.cominstead of a file namedfoobar.com.gpg").(Only tested on GNU/Linux.)