encrypt() with recipient's email address (instead of key fingerprint)?

[johnnyutahh]

Question: How to Python gnupg (GPG) encrypt with recipient's email address rather than their fingerprint? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72355601/how-to-python-gnupg-gpg-encrypt-with-recipients-email-address-rather-than-the

fwiw, code excerpt from _check_option():

        :param str arg: The arguments which will be passed to the GnuPG
                        process, and, optionally their corresponding values.
                        The values are any additional arguments following the
                        GnuPG option or flag. For example, if we wanted to
                        pass ``"--encrypt --recipient [email protected]"`` to
                        GnuPG, then ``"--encrypt"`` would be an arg without a
                        value, and ``"--recipient"`` would also be an arg,
                        with a value of ``"[email protected]"``.

[johnnyutahh]

The solution seems to be to use python-gnupg over the pretty_bad_protocol module (whose last update was 2018):

https://stackoverflow.com/a/72355824/605356

Is it time to mark this project as obsoleted in it's README?

[johnnyutahh]

Is it time to mark this project as obsoleted in it's README?

(Details above.)

[uncleurdnot]

This project hasnt been updated since 2018, and doesnt reflect the working documentation. It should be marked as obsolete.

Just spent 3 days debugging why things weren't working when I realized pip grabbed this version instead of https://github.com/vsajip/python-gnupg