Open strickvl opened 3 years ago
I found a half-way fix for this issue.
At the beginning of ~/.emacs/init.el
, add the following line to disable signature checking temporarily:
(setq package-check-signature nil)
Then open Emacs, press M-x
and type package-refresh-contents
to download packages info. Press M-x
and type package-install
then enter package name gnu-elpa-keyring-update
.
This seems to have fixed things for me in the interim, but not sure if this issue should be closed as perhaps might affect others?
It's not something we can fix in Prelude, but I guess we can suggest this workaround in our documentation. I've noticed that often people run into issues with Emacs's gpg keys.
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Expected behavior
After a fresh install of prelude I want emacs to open without errors.
Actual behavior
I get an error message while prelude is loading up that first time after the fresh install.
Steps to reproduce the problem
I just did a fresh install of prelude using the instructions here.
I then opened emacs and immediately saw the following error message:
I looked into the
elpa
folder and indeed there is no such public key (or indeed anygnupg
folder) there.I then restarted emacs in debug mode (
--debug-init
) and got the following extra information:Environment & Version information
Emacs version
27.2
Operating system
MacOS 10.15.7