Currently we have two gpg keys per release, one for rawhide/updates-testing and one for the final release and stable updates. This complicates a number of things and I'm really wondering what is the real actual value we get out of having multiple keys per release? I have some ideas that I'm going to keep to myself for right now, but I'd like you, the consumers to help me understand what value you see in it, and if that value remains if we were to have a key we applied to all koji builds as the happen which is different from the 'release' key we'd use at release time and updates(-testing?) time for each release. -- Jesse Keating Fedora -- Freedom² is a feature! identi.ca: http://identi.ca/jkeating
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