This was more a case of worked other than expected. Since it provided
feedback ("OK") I had expected that it would also say about the key's
presence. So maybe the script is better silent. I have been using it
manually and not in another script and usually have followed up with
"apt-key list" to verify that "del" ran as expected. It's not a big
deal and happens only a few times per year.
An error message with a non-zero exit status would be more what I would
expect from the script if it can't find the key. But it sounds like
doing that properly is not trivial.
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apt-key del gives wrong message if key is not in keyring
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