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sship 0.9.0

• new internal functions for standard symmetric encryption and decryption
• minor improvements to the site documentation

sship 0.8.0

• allow authorized requests to the github api opening for re-use of functions in rapbase (#37)
• provide existing key files with some protection from being overwritten by the keygen() function (#29)
• extend the types of asymmetric keys that can be created by the keygen() function
• clarify the need for RSA type keys to fully utilize functions within this package

sship 0.7.4

• mocking tests calling the github api (#26)
• gracefully exit api calls with an informative message when limit is exceeded (#27)

sship 0.7.3

• messages from functions now explicit on their origin (sship) (#25)

sship 0.7.2

• effort circumventing problem in older versions of R archiving single files using internal implementation of tar() (#24)

sship 0.7.1

• fixed error making file archive on Solaris: now using R internal implementation of tar() (#23)

sship 0.7.0

• adjustments and improvements for proper release (#20)
• fixed possible function tampering of users environment (#21)

sship 0.6.0

• added option for encryption using a local public key (#19)

sship 0.5.2

• fixed file path bug in file decryption (#18)

sship 0.5.1

• move ci from travis to github actions
• eternal branch renamed to ‘main’

sship 0.5

• add simple use of pubkey from local file

sship 0.4

• adding sftp as new shipment method with private/public key authentication

sship 0.3

• adding function for making (ssh) key pairs
• restructuring config focusing on recipient
• unit testing of decryption

sship 0.2

• extending and correcting documentation
• server mode handling of (global) config
• adding logo

sship 0.1

• Documentation (ambitions) and most of the bare bone functions

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