ci/action/arch: Switch from absolute Arch docker version to a more relaxed one #966
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What
Relaxing the Arch Linux docker version in the deploy script. In the end we're not depending on specific packages of Arch Linux since we install most of them ourselves. This should prevent builds breaking like it currently does, because of outdated keys or similar.
The alternative would be to use sth likepacman-key --refresh-keys, but this takes always takes a while...EDIT: I pushed another commit which will update
archlinux-keyringwhen the deploy starts, which automatically gets all the latest keys.Why
Breaking deploy scripts to AUR
Implications