Sounds strange. Those are all native Debian packages. So IMHO there should be no PGP error. I think we need to find out which package it was, and why it failed.
The parameter would be just a dirty hack.
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Seems, like the package list was outdated. Now I issue an apt-get update before fetching the source packages. This makes fully sense, as source packages are not available in all versions. So if the system is not up-to-date, we have no chance to get the correct version of the source packages for our system.
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Wharfile is pretty simple:
FROM debian_i386_stretch
ENV ADDITIONAL_TOOLCHAIN_PACKAGES libstdc++-6-dev g++
TOOLCHAIN toolchain_debian_i386_stretch.tar
LICENSE licenses_debian_i386_stretch.tar
SOURCE sources_debian_i386_stretch.tar
Sounds strange. Those are all native Debian packages. So IMHO there should be no PGP error. I think we need to find out which package it was, and why it failed.
The parameter would be just a dirty hack.
Seems, like the package list was outdated. Now I issue an apt-get update before fetching the source packages. This makes fully sense, as source packages are not available in all versions. So if the system is not up-to-date, we have no chance to get the correct version of the source packages for our system.