python-gpg is not equivalent to python-pygpgme. They are different APIs entirely. Unless everything can be moved over, I'd probably suggest leaving it alone...

Include pspec change (oops)

Fix license tag per @ikey

Fix date in pspec.xml due to bad time sync

Updating for Python 3.6

Switch to devel/pkgconfig() requires for libraries

Address review feedback:

• Drop explicit "pkgconfig(python2)" since it's in the base build root
• Drop "libgpg-error" builddep as it's pulled in by gnupg anyway

Address review feedback:

• Add patch to make disabling gtk-doc based doc generation functional
• Drop build dependencies already included in the build root

Add running unit tests

Properly update component identifier

Update component identifier

Enable file caps support, because I didn't know pkgconfig(libcap)
was a thing...

For what it's worth, we attempted to upgrade everything to FUSE 3 in Mageia Cauldron, and that ended pretty badly. We've since reverted that and rolled back to FUSE 2 by default and shipping FUSE 3 as a separate parallel-installable package.