Open MiguelNiblock opened 3 months ago
I had the same problem on my sgo1.
Apparently the PGP signature has expired.
Apparently the PGP signature has expired.
Our PGP key doesn't have any expiration date set. Maybe that's the issue?
I kept having the same issues and ended up not using pamac. yay is not quite as convenient but gets the job done, too.
after following the instructions for arch, while using manjaro, (https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Installation-and-Setup#arch), the manjaro package manager pamac no longer can update packages.
specifically, adding the repository to the conf file for pacman, causes the problem, and when I remove it, pamac starts working again.
and this is the result of
pamac update
:this is the result of
pacman -Syu
. this confirms the key is correct as seen from there. it is only considered invalid from the manjaro pamac side of things.I also tried running again the command to add the key. after i do this, pamac worked the first time i ran
pamac update
, but started failing again after the 2nd time the commandpamac update
was run.Environment