Hmmm, that looks like a remnant of when all tests used the key file which I eventually changed to just using the command line option to avoid having random files laying about for every test.
I do remember creating an explicit test for the key file and do not see it in the repository so I wonder if I failed to add it to the bzr tree somewhere along the line. I think now though that instead of creating another explicit test for the key file it would probably be better to just make the basic xb_encrypt test use the key file and let all other tests use the --encrypt-key= instead to help keep the test count down and still have adequate coverage.
Hmmm, that looks like a remnant of when all tests used the key file which I eventually changed to just using the command line option to avoid having random files laying about for every test.
I do remember creating an explicit test for the key file and do not see it in the repository so I wonder if I failed to add it to the bzr tree somewhere along the line. I think now though that instead of creating another explicit test for the key file it would probably be better to just make the basic xb_encrypt test use the key file and let all other tests use the --encrypt-key= instead to help keep the test count down and still have adequate coverage.
I'll get this fixed up and submitted...