It seems to me that some people are not aware of the benefit of a "trust anchor" in the form of a clearly documented key ID that is used to sign the phars. This is especially important if downstream consumers want to install tools in CI or some non interactive build environment where we want to use --trust-gpg-keys so we want to know the key id up front.
The docs contain several how-tos about gpg and signatures and such. I suggest to add one more page or paragraph to explain the following argument:
I have recently proposed this to several projects
It seems to me that some people are not aware of the benefit of a "trust anchor" in the form of a clearly documented key ID that is used to sign the phars. This is especially important if downstream consumers want to install tools in CI or some non interactive build environment where we want to use
--trust-gpg-keys
so we want to know the key id up front.