Revert "don't use revoked gpg uid" (#514)

* Revert "don't use revoked gpg uid (#492)"

This reverts commit ae38e0242d.

* revert changelog

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -11,7 +11,6 @@
 - Use OSX's mktemp on OSX, even if there's another version in PATH. (#485)
 - Make rsync a build requirement on debian (#500)
 - When tests specify gnupg1, use gnupg1, not gnupg2 (#241)
-- Ignore revoked gnupg keys (#508)
 
 ## Misc
 

src/_utils/_git_secret_tools.sh

@@ -622,9 +622,9 @@ function _get_users_in_gpg_keyring {
   fi
 
   # we use --fixed-list-mode so older versions of gpg emit 'uid:' lines.
-  # here gawk splits on colon as --with-colon, exact matches field 1 as 'uid' that is not revoked (field 2 set to 'r') and selects field 10 "User-ID"
+  # here gawk splits on colon as --with-colon, exact matches field 1 as 'uid', and selects field 10 "User-ID" 
   # the gensub regex extracts email from <> within field 10. (If there's no <>, then field is just an email address anyway and the regex just passes it through.)
-  result=$($SECRETS_GPG_COMMAND "${args[@]}" --no-permission-warning --list-public-keys --with-colon --fixed-list-mode | gawk -F: '$1~/uid/&&$2!="r"{print gensub(/.*<(.*)>.*/, "\\1", "g", $10); }')
+  result=$($SECRETS_GPG_COMMAND "${args[@]}" --no-permission-warning --list-public-keys --with-colon --fixed-list-mode | gawk -F: '$1~/uid/{print gensub(/.*<(.*)>.*/, "\\1", "g", $10); }')
 
   echo "$result"
 }