first, you can avoid to update the script at every start of obarun-build setting the variable UPDATE in your /etc/obarun-build/build.conf to no.
@ ?? During the container installation > KDE Wallet Service: The application 'kded5' has requested to open the wallet 'kdewallet'. Please enter the password for this wallet below. ??
Huh, :(. Really, i don't know why, this is not depending of the script but of your DE.
@ ?? Container has another name ??
Yes, this is the expected behaviour, because your can build different version of the same container name. So the script append the name with the version of the package that you try to build. The append version come from the pkgver of the PKGBUILD.
@ ?? I have to perform CTRL+C keys combination to get the rest of the message ??
Nope, you don't use it correctly, before existing from the container, you need to shutdown the container by poweroff command as normal use on every system. If you want to kill the container quickly even if you do not shuted down properly , you can do :
Manage linux-rt-4.14.29_rt25-1 > stop -k
see the help of the stop command by
Manage linux-rt-4.14.29_rt25-1 > stop --help
Well, normally even if the -k option is not used, the script will shutdown the container but it can take very long time.
@ Not able to resume the container
yes, this is normal because you try to build again exactly the same container and this is not allowed by the command b b or b s. the features is not implemented yet but it should be available with the command b r. i need to finish the script first :).
You have two solutions : you destroy the container and you build it again with the command b b or b s, you enter into the existing container and you make the change that you need to do.
About gpg : this is happend because you don't have the gpg key declared on the PKGBUILD in your gnupg directory, in your case /var/lib/obarun/gnupg. So, if you want to be able to build the container without enter on it to put the gpg key, you need to update first your /var/lib/obarun/gnupg directory with the good key as you maded in the container. You have a very usefull function for this in /usr/lib/obarun/lib/pac.sh called add_gpg that you can use as the following example :
$ sudo add_gpg "fingerprint_of_the_key fingerprint_of_another_key fingerprint_of_another_key" /var/lib/obarun/gnupg
Do not forget the double-quote if you want to add multiple key on the same command line