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installation on MacOS High Sierra #111
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That section is optional, as gnupg is not shipped on macOS by default, but the instructions are provided anyway for security-conscious users who already have gpg available.
Let me know if I need to improve the instructions to make that clearer. Thanks.
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curl -sS https://pkgsrc.joyent.com/pgp/1F32A9AD.asc | gpg --importFollowing the installation commands on the site and I hit a roadblock..
I get an error saying...
-bash: gpg: command not found (23) Failed writing bodyAny ideas?