Fix gpg signing with the passphrase cache #293
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| echo "${{ secrets.GPG_SECRET }}" > ${{ env.GPG_KEY_FILE }} | ||
| chmod 600 ${{ env.GPG_KEY_FILE }} | ||
| gpg --import --batch ${{ env.GPG_KEY_FILE }} | ||
| touch /tmp/dummy.txt && gpg --batch --yes --pinentry-mode loopback --passphrase "${{ secrets.GPG_PASSPHRASE }}" --sign /tmp/dummy.txt |
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Cached the passphrase here
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It looks like you actually ran the release action. Can you verify if the GPG signing checks at sonatype central were able to pass? |
@ZacBlanco I'm using a test gpg key, which not send to the public key servers. The GPG keys used in action are set as secrets, I can not verify it locally. |
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This is another way to fix the gpg signing issue with the passphrase cache by signing a dummy file.
Tested with https://github.com/unix280/tempto/actions/runs/13509698265/job/37747324801