Hello. A **non-manually** created fake RPM package is reported as follows
```
$ rpm -qi gpg-pubkey-5323552a-6112bcdc | awk 'NF' | sed -n '1,17p;$p'
Name: gpg-pubkey
Version : 5323552a
Release : 6112bcdc
Architecture: (none)
Install Date: Sat Nov 5 11:14:03 2022
Group : Public
OpenPGP (sometimes just abbreviated as PGP, the first OpenPGP implementation
before there was OpenPGP) is an IETF standard. gpg is an implementation of the
OpenPGP standard. Sometimes people call OpenPGP certificates and keys GPG
certificates and keys, because GPG is a well-known implementatio
Certainly; thus no issue in the traditional sense.
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> Well, anything which parses this output and makes use of it is broken. I
> shouldn't be using short ids for anything, particularly not in a script. So I
> think it's entirely reasonable to just change the output.
Unfortunately, we can't afford to do that. There are config management tools
and
