Ludovic Courtès <l...@gnu.org> writes:
> The caching implemented in 787766ed1e7f0806a98e696830542da528f957bb > makes things acceptable: the first “make authenticate” run takes a bit > more than two minutes to check all the commits starting from ‘v1.0.1’, > but subsequent runs take a few seconds. This sounds good. I wonder how we would integrate this into “guix pull”. For authentication to work at all the user would have to have *all* past keys. (I’m missing at least one of the keys, because only current keys are contained in the keyring on Savannah.) > I have plans to make things faster (independently of the cache) by doing > OpenPGP signature verification entirely in Scheme instead of spawning > ‘gpgv’ every time. Again, we’ll have to get a prototype before we can > tell whether it actually is faster. More things implemented in Scheme – I love it! :) -- Ricardo
