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🆕 [RPM users] Feedback on new package feed #835
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gpg imports and repo works, but interesting error when actually installing it. Fedora 36.
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im using opensuse tumbleweed slowroll |
@ucihariskoding that looks like a permissions error at the OS level, which I think is blocking the GPG key import. Did you run the command as |
yap, i used the command gpg key import as sudo |
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so i decided to install from flatpak |
Regarding the |
@leongersen @ucihariskoding can we get a better understanding of whether this command is working for you all?
There's some details beyond |
Thank you for your issue! |
I'm looking to migrate away from PackageCloud for many reasons, and after a bunch of false starts I have a new server setup with the necessary keys and bits that this should work as-is:
https://rpm.packages.shiftkey.dev/
Relevant steps:
Note: I've stumbled into some issues with importing the key on specific versions of
rpm
- rpm-software-management/rpm#1977 - which meant that CentOS 8.5 didn't work for me, but I haven't been able to spot why the key wasn't being consumed (it's generated using SHA256) and I was able to test this with RHEL 9.1 and didn't see any issues with this step.apt
Note: I've set
gpgcheck=1
andrepo_gpgcheck=1
here as that seems to work with this setup, but if you encounter GPG issues with the key it may be worth tweaking this setup to relax the checks.If you have a previous version of
github-desktop
installed, you should be able to upgrade to the latest release from earlier this week, otherwise you can manually install the latest version3.1.7-linux1
:Before I update the docs to point everyone to this I figure I'd open this up to anyone who wants to test it out and ensure I haven't missed any details...
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