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We are trying to publish a released provider from a public repo in our Github org. As a user, I can log into registry.terraform.io with my Github creds and have a namespace matching my user. As a member of the org, I can see the provider in the repo I want to publish from. The publish fails though, as there is no GPG public key in a namespace matching the org. How do I setup a namespace that matches our Github org so I can populate it with the GPG key? Or how can I login to the registry as a Github org and not a Github user?
This thread is more than 3 years old. @katiereese317 Is it still being monitored or we should create a separate thread?