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Most OSes come with tools that understand GPG keys and can automatically add them to a keyring, but this is often based on filenames' extension. The .key extension is too generic and (at least on Mac OS X) not recognised as a public key.
Changing the extension makes it easier for end-users to add the key to their rings in one-click.
What
Change the name of the public key in the releases page from gpg-public.key to public-key.gpg.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Why
Most OSes come with tools that understand GPG keys and can automatically add them to a keyring, but this is often based on filenames' extension. The
.key
extension is too generic and (at least on Mac OS X) not recognised as a public key.Changing the extension makes it easier for end-users to add the key to their rings in one-click.
What
Change the name of the public key in the releases page from
gpg-public.key
topublic-key.gpg
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: