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(See also htslib commit a7f2469) The keys used to sign MSYS package have changed, so we have to update the key store first. The next problem is that newer MSYS packages are compressed with zstd, but the installed pacman cannot handle these. We need to explicitly update pacman first. Then finally we can install our build system. (It may be that AppVeyor also updates their base image at some point, in which case the key shenanigans can be deleted.)
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(See also samtools/htslib#1166)
The keys used to sign MSYS package have changed, so we have to update the key store first.
The next problem is that newer MSYS packages are compressed with zstd, but the installed pacman cannot handle these. We need to explicitly update pacman first.
Then finally we can install our build system.
It may be that AppVeyor also updates their base image at some point, in which case the key shenanigans can be deleted. I've asked if it's imminent via twitter. :-)