Listen to stderr on Sequoia signing tests too #3465
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We were ignoring stderr on all rpmsign tests with Sequoia because of very noisy error messages from gpg-connect-agent that were not relevant to the functionality at all. Turns out these errors were caused by missing ~/.gnupg directory, for whatever reason the agent doesn't create it automatically. Make sure it's present on the test-image root account.
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I've opened https://gitlab.com/sequoia-pgp/sequoia-sq/-/issues/458 , thanks. |
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We were ignoring stderr on all rpmsign tests with Sequoia because of very noisy error messages from gpg-connect-agent that were not relevant to the functionality at all. Turns out these errors were caused by missing ~/.gnupg directory, for whatever reason the agent doesn't create it automatically. Make sure it's present on the test-image root account.