chore: pull Releaser keys from keyring instead of README - #2607
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I don't really see the point, this does not change the fact that building our docker images depend on the external key servers. |
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If the keyring is being used as source, should the process check for expired keys before using them? See also #2591 |
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Doesn't replace the way the keys are embedded in the Dockerfiles, but use the newer keyring file to read the fingerprints.
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