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@donkidd Thanks for reporting this, however I cannot reproduce the issue when installing via PHIVE. Tested on both Windows as well as Linux. Expired keys should still allow for verification of the release. The key was valid at the date of signing, so there's no problem there. And yes, I'm aware that the key has expired. The next release will use a new key as the gpg key is being replaced every year as per recommended security practices. |
I just did the The problem I'm facing locally and when trying to add phpcs to a docker image we use for local development is that I get this unknown error, and I'm trying to determine its cause and a resolution
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I tested with Phive 0.16.0 and tested both with and without specifying the version of PHPCS as well as testing with specifying the URL versus using the alias. All worked fine. To be honest, this doesn't sound like a problem with PHPCS. You may want to open an issue in the Phive repo instead. |
This issue is that I am only have this issue with PHPCS, I can PHPUNit & PHPSTAN with phive just not phpcs. |
@donkidd That is as it may be, but this still sounds like a PHIVE issue and one specific to your install. Without being able to reproduce the issue, I honestly don't know what you expect me to do. |
I'm still trying to understand what you are doing that is working for you that isn't working for me
FYI, I have opened an issue with Phive but I'm just stuck in the water right now unsure where to go/how to fix this issue. |
For the record - this is the sister-issue in the Phive repo: phar-io/phive#448
@donkidd I honestly don't know what I can tell you - I even re-ran the CI check we do on releases, which includes a check that installation via Phive works successfully and the install worked fine (build fails, but that is due to issue phar-io/phive#154). I had a weird issue with Phive myself a while back, which turned out to be related to some unexpected file corruption. You may want to try to clear out the phar file cache and possibly check your gpg install. The issue I linked above should give you some idea of things you could check. |
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Describe the bug
I am unable to Install phpcs using phive
Code sample
When Attempting to do
phive install
using eitherPhive 0.15.3
orPhive 0.16.0
I get the same errorTo reproduce
Expected behavior
PHPCS should be installed via phive
Additional context
When I verify the gpg key using
gpg --verify
I get a message that the key has expired, so I believe that the key needs to be updated and this problem will be resolved.Please confirm
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