OPSv3: get the "nested" flag right #452
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"nested" semantically probably is meant to mean "another OPS packet follows". But the byte on the wire is defined as 0 means another OPS packet follows. Furthermore, the flags are set in the wrong way: before this commit, the code produced a series of OPS packets where the first packet had a different value for the flag than all subsequent ones. What we want is where all the flags *except* the last OPS packet (corresponding to the *first* Sig packet) are 0. See https://gitlab.com/sequoia-pgp/openpgp-interoperability-test-suite/-/issues/84
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"nested" semantically probably is meant to mean "another OPS packet follows". But the byte on the wire is defined as 0 means another OPS packet follows.
Furthermore, the flags are set in the wrong way: before this commit, the code produced a series of OPS packets where the first packet had a different value for the flag than all subsequent ones. What we want is where all the flags except the last OPS packet (corresponding to the first Sig packet) are 0.
See https://gitlab.com/sequoia-pgp/openpgp-interoperability-test-suite/-/issues/84