Update all gpg --recv-keys invocations with explicit "did it download" checks
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…ad" checks This solves for the case of `gpg --recv-keys` receiving enough valid data that it doesn't return a non-zero exit code, but that it also doesn't import a key by explicitly checking afterwards that it did import the key we asked for (so that the fallback to keyserver.ubuntu.com actually happens appropriately for keys whose UID are no longer validated on keys.openpgp.org).
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(all those "linting" annotations are especially annoying to see here, especially given I'm the author of moby/buildkit#5130 😅) |
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This solves for the case of
gpg --recv-keysreceiving enough valid data that it doesn't return a non-zero exit code, but that it also doesn't import a key by explicitly checking afterwards that it did import the key we asked for (so that the fallback to keyserver.ubuntu.com actually happens appropriately for keys whose UID are no longer validated on keys.openpgp.org).See also: