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It was trying to verify a detached signature without providing the detached data. PySequoia is stricter about this than gpg.
dralley
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Apr 21, 2026
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This is a detached signature, but we were asking it to validate the signature without also providing the signed data. I guess gpg was fine with that or tolerated it, but pysequoia is not.
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It was trying to verify a detached signature without providing the detached data. PySequoia is stricter about this than gpg.
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