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@Julian
Thank for your advise. So basically, putting keys into the trusted.gpg.d directory should be sufficient to make APT happy? I never tried that way, even worse (shame on me), I was not aware of that possibility...
Regarding the environment variable, I really don't understand why we are warned. Capturing APT stdout doesn't necessarily mean parsing process... Even through, developers which invoke APT in automation script should known what they are doing. At least, a simple warn in the documentation should be sufficient... So yes, I'm with out on that point, that warn, should be dropped.