feat: Add GPG signature verification for all source tarballs #636
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Thanks for the PR!
Im not sure, if we really want this, since this will break the cachyos-kernel-manager, since users would manually add the gpg keys to their system
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Sorry, but I believe that verifying GPG signatures can prevent supply chain attacks, which should benefit every user. |
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Add GPG signature checks for all upstream Linux kernel source tarballs across all PKGBUILDs.