Simon Hollenbach

The key published at https://www.aptly.info/pubkey.txt as referred to on https://www.aptly.info/download/ has the same partial fingerprint `A0546A43624A8331` as referred to on the same page. I would like to see the whole...

I ran into this problem as well, I let Ansible make sure that TMPDIR is set for my user running aptly commands, fully expanded. If you configure `rootDir` deviating from...

Please note that environment variables should contain expanded paths, in your sample, `$TMPDIR` should be `/var/lib/jenkins`, your `$HOME`, instead of `~`. And you probably do not want to use home...

You may be aware, but this pull request mixes concerns that seem completely unrelated to me: * Why we do need to deprecate calls to `rand.Seed` is not explained, and...

Aptly does not limit the amount of snapshots you can publish, in fact, publishing the same snapshot over and over again should be rather cheap. Similarly, the amount of published...

Is there some merit in always looking for the relevant publication's skeleton files in a path aquired by joining `skelDir, p.Prefix, "dists", p.Distribution, component`? I would prefer if this was...

I would really be like to be able to reproduce this issue. Can you share your mirror configuration, or try to recreate a minimal extract of it that still shows...

After running `aptly publish [...]`, the `public` directory should be at `~/.aptly/public` if you have not reconfigured [aptly's root directory `rootDir`](https://www.aptly.info/doc/configuration/). I think you assumed the folders would be created...

To transfer the files, you can simple copy the public directory (or a subdirectory) to where you want them. Note that your package files, all the files in the publications'...

This is not a solution, but a workaround that has served us quite well so far: Name your snapshots after aptly type and item name, e.g., name your bookworm mirror...