Add trust-gpg keys option to the update command
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Did you actually try this before submitting it? Because it looks like the PR is incomplete: There is no actual implementation, you merely added it to the help output and the context parser. There is not even a means to query the option you added in the accompanying config object. Did you maybe forget to commit and push those? |
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This PR adds the
--trust-gpg-keysoption to the update command, bringing feature parity with the install command for GPG key management during updates. This will make it possible to runphive updatein the CI/CD.Example:
phive update --trust-gpg-keys 0x1234567890ABCDEF,ABCDEF1234567890