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2020-12-02core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: new version => new checksumErich Eckner
2020-12-02core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: new version => new checksumErich Eckner
2020-04-08core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: new version => new checksumErich Eckner
2020-02-27core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: new version => new checksumErich Eckner
2020-02-19core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: new version => new checksumErich Eckner
2020-01-13core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: new version => new checksumErich Eckner
2020-01-03core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: new version => new checksumErich Eckner
2020-01-03core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: new version => new checksumErich Eckner
2019-11-03upgpkg: archlinux32-keyring-transition 20191103-1Eli Schwartz
upstream release
2019-01-10upgpkg: archlinux32-keyring-transition 20190108-1Eli Schwartz
upstream release
2018-06-12upgpkg: archlinux32-keyring-transition 20180603-1Eli Schwartz
upstream release
2018-06-06use sources.archlinux32.org/sources as our sourcesErich Eckner
2018-06-06github -> git.archlinux32.orgErich Eckner
2018-05-06archlinux32-keyring*/: line 18: cd: too many argumentsEli Schwartz
This happens when you don't guard the cd wildcard with trailing / and suddenly start naming the download something which cooperates with a shared $SRCDEST. The solution is to not use wildcards...
2018-05-06upgpkg: archlinux32-keyring-transition 20180411-1Eli Schwartz
Sign with my upstream maintainer key add PGP signatures
2018-05-06archlinux32-keyring*/: use HTTPS urlEli Schwartz
2017-09-14core/archlinux32-keyring-transition: whoops, bugfixErich Eckner
2017-09-14core/archlinux32-keyring-transition newErich Eckner

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