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this is noop for rpms that are not signed:
rpm --delsign ./path/to/rpm
exit code: 0

Fix #4465

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The build worker now uses resign_rpms_in_dir when signing built packages. Tests update their mocks and exception patch to match the revised signing flow.

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RPM re-signing

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Build signing path
backend/copr_backend/background_worker_build.py
The build worker imports and calls resign_rpms_in_dir with the existing signing arguments.
Signing test updates
backend/tests/test_background_worker_build.py
Signing tests mock _unsign_one and patch resign_rpms_in_dir for exception handling.

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Existing RPMs are now unsigned and signed again before publication. Errors prevent publication, but an interruption or partial failure could leave local build results in a mixed state, making retry and recovery unsafe without explicit owner follow-up.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the backend change: re-signing RPMs that already contain a signature.
Description check ✅ Passed The description explains that removing an existing RPM signature is a no-op for unsigned RPMs and references issue #4465.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The change replaces signing with resigning and updates the related tests. This supports re-signing pre-signed RPMs while preserving normal handling for unsigned RPMs, as required by issue #4465.
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In `@backend/tests/test_background_worker_build.py`:
- Around line 334-336: Update test_build_and_sign to assert mc_unsign_one was
called for the expected RPM inputs and that each unsigning call occurs before
its corresponding mc_sign_one call, preserving the intended remove-then-sign
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Comment thread backend/tests/test_background_worker_build.py
this is noop for rpms that are not signed:
rpm --delsign ./path/to/rpm
exit code: 0

Fix fedora-copr#4465
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nikromen force-pushed the resigning branch 2 times, most recently from 92bd3f3 to 21ffcda Compare September 2, 2026 15:32
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/packit test

self.job.task_id, self.job.chroot_dir)

sign_rpms_in_dir(
resign_rpms_in_dir(

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Can we call resign only for uploaded RPMs? (I want to avoid unnecessary I/O consumption)
Please comment inline that resign_ (and unsign_) doesn't fail for unsigned RPMs.

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to me doing either rpm --delsign everytime or checking with

rpm -K <rpm package> | grep "digests signatures OK"

seems to be negligible difference... is it really that needed to check?

Please comment inline that resign_ (and unsign_) doesn't fail for unsigned RPMs.

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Pre-signed RPMs uploaded via uploadrpm are not re-signed with Copr's GPG key

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