On Sun, Sep 09, 2018 at 22:43:35 +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote:
> A significant difference compared to ‘gpg --verify’ is that it doesn’t
> check whether keys are expired or revoked; all that matters is whether
> the signature is valid and whether the signing key is in the specified
> keyring.  I think that’s what we want when checking the signature of a
> tarball or Git commit.

Agreed.  Git's use of `gpg --verify' is particularly annoying for this.

> Unfortunately the keybox format and tools are poorly documented, which
> is why I gave examples on how to do that in guix.texi.

Thank you!

> Feedback welcome!

LGTM.  Thanks for CC'ing.

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