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The Repository Service for TUF Command Line Interface (CLI) is a CLI Python application to manage the Repository Service for TUF.
The CLI supports the initial setup, termed a ceremony, where the first repository metadata are signed and the service is configured, update metadata, sign metadata, etc.
This CLI is part of the Repository Service for TUF (RSTUF).
Installation
Using pip:
$ pip install repository-service-tufUsage
Please, check the Repository Service for TUF Guide for more details.
Contributing
Please, visit the Repository Service for TUF Development Guide.
Check our CONTRIBUTING.rst for more details on how to contribute to this repository.
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