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I discovered last night that gpg has an alternate output mode which is intended to be#

Sun, 21 Sep 2003 02:40:52 +0000

I discovered last night that gpg has an alternate output mode which is intended to be machine-parseable, so I've just committed some exciting new breakage to SBCL's asdf-install contrib to make it a bit smarter about checking GPG signatures. It now attempts to check signatures for all packages no matter where they've come from, but there are restarts to bypass most of the checks.

A package may

The first two of these are presently terminal errors, the third can be ignored, and the fourth has a restart that lets you add the packager to your package supplier list. The package supplier list is stored between sessions in ~/.sbcl/trusted-uids.lisp

This is an incompatible change: cue evil laughter.