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keyringctl: Change `convert_certificates()` to use a more descriptive `name_override` parameter in its signature to allow the overriding of the username directory name into which key material is persisted. Distinguish between the per-username directory and the eventual key material directory. Instead of the key directory return the username directory. Change the `persist*` functions to use the `key_dir` instead of the `root_dir` terminology as well. Change `convert()` to optionally allow a `name_override` as well and use that in the calls to `convert_certificate()`. Make the moving of files more robust, by at least allowing to move the per-key directories for a username, if the username target directory exists already. NOTE: This needs expansion for the use-case where existing files should be updated/extended by new files. Add an additional argument to the 'convert' argparse parser to allow users to override the target username directory name.
Arch Linux Keyring
Repository for the Arch Linux keyring package.
Addition/Removal/Update of a packaging key
- Get the keyid from the bugreport in the keyring project
- Add the keyid to
packager-keyidsin alphabetic order, following this format: full size keyid, a tab, nickname.
Revoking a packager key
- Create a key removal task in the keyring project.
- Remove the keyid of the revoked user from
packager-keyids. - Add the removed keyid to
packager-revoked-keyids, in alphabetic order, following this format: full size keyid, a tab, nickname, a tab and reason of revocation.
Keyring release
- bump the version in the Makefile
- Run update-keys
- git add the new .asc file in the packager directory.
- Commit everything as 'Update keyring'
- Create a new tag
git tag -s $(date +"%Y%m%d") - Push changes
- Upload the source tarball with
make dist upload - Update the package