Install and use win native gpg port for CI integration tests #3845
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Hi,
Could you please review this patch that fixes a recent issue causing the GitHub CI integration tests to fail on MS-Windows?
The problem is that Emacs cannot validate the signatures of the GNU and NonGNU packages because the MSYS2
gpgexecutable available on the Windows runner does not handle native Windows paths correctly. The fix installs a native Windows port ofgpgviaScoopand ensures it appears first in the PATH.It’s unclear to me how this ever worked on the Windows runner before. Although GitHub recently upgraded to the
windows-2025image, I don’t see any relevant differences in the available tools compared to the previouswindows-2022runner, which also fails with the same error.Thanks
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