APT does not care about those keys. dpkg verifies them while unpacking and gpgv here just prints a short key id instead of a fingerprint (long id is broken as well).
The only thing we could do is disable the gpg signature check in dpkg-source when APT calls it for a secure package (that is, pass --no-check to dpkg-source).
APT does not care about those keys. dpkg verifies them while unpacking and gpgv here just prints a short key id instead of a fingerprint (long id is broken as well).
The only thing we could do is disable the gpg signature check in dpkg-source when APT calls it for a secure package (that is, pass --no-check to dpkg-source).