Hi, I recently re-installed Gentoo from scratch and would like to update my public key on my overlay. ssh-rsa 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 peter.azp@gmail.com Thanks! Reproducible: Always
commit 9a054fea2113399444bc1ca0012bcf5d45997a48 Author: Michał Górny <mgorny@gentoo.org> Date: Wed Nov 28 11:11:16 2018 Update key for peter_asplund Closes: https://bugs.gentoo.org/672114 Signed-off-by: Michał Górny <mgorny@gentoo.org> (I presumed your old key can be removed)
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I'm still getting remote rejected: remote: FATAL: VREF/proj-gentoo-06-copyright: helper program exit status 256 remote: 94350966f826521de59588f1e3f553422c79b369: no GCO sign-off present remote: error: hook declined to update refs/heads/master To git.gentoo.org:user/AzP.git I can successfully do the: ssh git@git.gentoo.org info which shows me: ... R user/AstroFloyd R W user/AzP R user/DuPol ... Could I be using the wrong username?
Please read the copyright policy.
(In reply to Michał Górny from comment #3) > Please read the copyright policy. Thank you, it took a while to find it, and after 3 different tries (of different formatting) I solved it by just looking at another repository to get it right. Perhaps a more informative text regarding what "no GCO sign-off present" means, a link to the copyright document would be great. Also, a TL;DR section of that document would be great :) It would be great if Repoman did it automatically for me, since I used that to verify that I followed all the rules. I saw that 'git commit -s' will automatically sign it for me, so I'll use that in the future. Thank you for your help!
RepoMan has some make.conf option to make it happen. However, we don't want to enable it by default since people need to read all those rules at least once.