Volt Iris uses git to install fix packs, running git commands as a specific user. This will fail if you have gpg signing enabled.
Symptoms
If this is the cause, you should expect to see:
- The install fails during the “Executing pre install phase” phase.
- Looking at the iris_installer_failure.log file you’re directed towards, you should see reference to gpg signing failing:
[stderr] error: cannot run gpg: No such file or directory error: gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object
- Looking at your global .gitconfig file, in your user directory, you will see a
[commit]
section withgpgsign = true
The process inherits the git config from your global .gitconfig file in your user directory. You will need to temporarily turn off gpg signing in that config.
- Set
gpgsign = false
and save your .gitconfig. - Run the installer again.
- Reset your .config back to
gpgsign = true
.
This was identified in Volt Iris 9.5.53. In About Iris, this shows as Version 9 Service Pack 5 Fix Pack 53 (2025.04). This may be addressed in future versions.