Can't update UnityHub Package unityhub_x86_64-3.2.0.rpm is not signed

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I get this error when I try to update my system:

Package unityhub_x86_64-3.2.0.rpm is not signed
The downloaded packages were saved in cache until the next successful transaction.
You can remove cached packages by executing 'dnf clean packages'.
Error: GPG check FAILED

I initially got this error on Fedora but then I reproduced it on CentOS. It’s exactly the same problem on both.

This problem isn’t just blocking Unity’s update, it’s blocking ALL my system update!

Please devs, stop distributing Unity as a package, this is only causing troubles.

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In the meantime, you can update your system using dnf update --exclude=unityhub

Edit: Replaced yum with dnf

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Thanks. I just removed the Unity repository temporarily, that allowed me to update my system.

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Same issue here. Used --exclude to bypass, but the lack of signature on the RPM is definitely a problem if you want to download (and trust) the package. I can get to the RPM through direct means, but that defeats the purpose of the whole trust chain. Please look into this ^^

Currently don’t have UnityHub installed as I attempted reinstall to see if it was an issue on my end. Removed and now can’t get it back through official means.

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For what it’s worth, the key pgpdump looks fine (no advertised expiry). Just seems the rpm wasn’t signed with other half of it.

P.S. - Thanks for all your efforts and awesome engine.

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Experiencing this issue as well, any chance there’s a fix coming?

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+1 - experienced this error a few days ago. Used the --nogpgcheck switch to update the editor. Everything ran fine for a few days. Then today unityhub was gone. Just completely gone - the /usr/bin/unityhub file doesn’t exist on my system anymore. Sort of at a loss here…

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Just an update that I reinstalled UnityHub and all my project files and Unity installs seem to be unaffected, but this is a super-scary problem.