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backports: don't hardcode an old gpg key for Ubuntu #1129

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@kenyon kenyon commented Sep 18, 2023

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Same as #847 but for Ubuntu.

The gpg keys used to sign the Ubuntu repos, including backports, come with standard Ubuntu installations, so this Puppet module doesn't need to add any key.

Having this old key causes Puppet run failures for 20.04 and newer machines without Internet access, since it tries to fetch the key from the Internet.

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kenyon commented Sep 18, 2023

Not sure why that Ubuntu 18.04 test is failing, but it started failing in #1124, and seems unrelated to this module's code.

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This look fine. CI failure looks unrelated.

The default key for Debian was removed in puppetlabs#847, and I'm about to do the
same for Ubuntu.
Same as puppetlabs#847 but for Ubuntu.

The gpg keys used to sign the Ubuntu repos, including backports, come
with standard Ubuntu installations, so this Puppet module doesn't need
to add any key.

Having this old key causes Puppet run failures for 20.04 and newer
machines without Internet access.
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@kenyon let me know if bug label isn't correct.

@bastelfreak bastelfreak merged commit bee5ee1 into puppetlabs:main Nov 21, 2023
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