Fix warning about trusted.gpg when updating from apt mirror #120
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The trusted.gpg keyring (and
apt-key
) is deprecated, which leads to a warning whenever you apt update from the mirror.This switches to the recommended alternative, which is to place our public key in
/etc/apt/keyrings
and then reference it in the repo mirror configuration.Tested by building a deb package and then:
and verified there are no warnings or errors