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If one tries to fetch a key over wkd and there already is an earlier expired version of that key in the local keyring gnupg doesn't re-fetch the key. This doesn't seem to make sense, because it'll mean an expired key can never be updated over wkd. To reproduce: * Import attached key, which is expired (a new version is provided over wkd). * Try to import: gpg --auto-key-locate=wkd --locate-key [emailaddress] It'll just show the expired key.

If one tries to fetch a key over wkd and there already is an earlier expired version of that key in the local keyring gnupg doesn't re-fetch the key. This doesn't seem to make sense, because it'll mean an expired key can never be updated over wkd. To reproduce: * Import attached key, which is expired (a new version is provided over wkd). * Try to import: gpg --auto-key-locate=wkd --locate-key [emailaddress] It'll just show the expired key.

If one tries to fetch a key over wkd and there already is an earlier expired version of that key in the local keyring gnupg doesn't re-fetch the key. This doesn't seem to make sense, because it'll mean an expired key can never be updated over wkd. To reproduce: * Import attached key, which is expired (a new version is provided over wkd). * Try to import: gpg --auto-key-locate=wkd --locate-key [emailaddress] It'll just show the expired key.