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yum and gpgme are the only system tools that need GPG. Since neither of these should be used by Spack CI it should be safe to hide the system GPG and force Spack to bootstrap a newer GPG from the github mirrors.
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I'll leave here a comment that we hide the gpg binaries because the version shipped with amazonlinux-2 is too old for our CI infrastructure.
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This should fix the failing pipelines on develop For additional context, see spack/gitlab-runners#83
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This should fix the failing pipelines on develop For additional context, see spack/gitlab-runners#83
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yum and gpgme are the only system tools that need GPG. Since neither of these should be used by Spack CI it should be safe to hide the system GPG and force Spack to bootstrap a newer GPG from the github mirrors.