Hi Mattia, Mattia Rizzolo <[email protected]> writes:
> On Wed, Aug 23, 2023 at 04:44:58PM -0400, Nicholas D Steeves wrote: >> An up-to-date trustdb isn't needed to sign a changes file, so I think >> --no-auto-check-trustdb should be debsign's default. Alternatively, please >> allow it to be set as a config option. >> >> It looks like this would be a trivial patch, but I'd like to confirm with >> others that this would be a good idea, and that I'm not just biased! > > > It sounds like a very sensible flag also to me, yes. :) > In fact, isn't this something that changed between gpg1 and gpg2? Yes, I think you're right. > I reckon it simply didn't bother others enough to do something about > it… in my system it only takes roughtly 20-30 seconds, and I can wait > that much. Agreed, 20-30 seconds isn't bad at all. I wish my laptop was that fast! > For what I'm concerned, you can directly push such change to git, > provided it's only this much :) Done! See commit f8bccd1b4c9feb0bd71b48a5668837174f1dfb1b Cheers, Nicholas
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