Package: dpkg-dev
Version: 1.14.25
I created a new GPG key and put it on a "default-key" line in gpg.conf, but
dpkg-buildpackage still uses the old one (which has the same email address).
I think this is because it seems to add the maintainer name if no -k
argument is given:
if ($signinterface eq 'gpg') {
system("(cat ../$qfile ; echo '') | ".
"$signcommand --utf8-strings --local-user "
.quotemeta($signkey||$maintainer).
" --clearsign --armor --textmode > ../$qfile.asc");
}
Is this really the sensible thing to do?
I'm considering to use a wrapper in $HOME/bin which does this:
/usr/bin/dpkg-buildpackage -kMYNEWKEYID $@
but it seems like a hack.
Maybe dpkg-buildpackage could grep for ^default-key in gpg.conf and
act accordingly.
Thanks.
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