apt does not depend on gpg so should be happy to operate without keys. Nor does it depend on ubuntu-keyring.
/etc/apt/trusted.gpg normally seems to be generated by ubutnu-keyring postinst.
So I''m not sure what the purpose of the /usr/share/apt/ubuntu-archive.gpg is/was. Is it now superceded?
The practical problem where this bug is an issue is chreating a minimal rootfs or chroot where ubuntu-keyring is not installed.
apt does not depend on gpg so should be happy to operate without keys. Nor does it depend on ubuntu-keyring.
/etc/apt/ trusted. gpg normally seems to be generated by ubutnu-keyring postinst.
So I''m not sure what the purpose of the /usr/share/ apt/ubuntu- archive. gpg is/was. Is it now superceded?
The practical problem where this bug is an issue is chreating a minimal rootfs or chroot where ubuntu-keyring is not installed.