Initializing a repo from an existing .tufup-repo-config file is possible using the command line or api, but this may require user intervention (e.g. confirmation for directory creation).
For CI/CD workflows, it would be convenient to have a 'silent' initialization option for the CLI and API, which does not ask for user confirmation.
For example:
tufup init --silent
or
from tufup.repo import Repository
Repository.from_config().initialize(silent=True)
Note this will require some thought with regard to handling key-pair creation with passwords.
Initializing a repo from an existing
.tufup-repo-configfile is possible using the command line or api, but this may require user intervention (e.g. confirmation for directory creation).For CI/CD workflows, it would be convenient to have a 'silent' initialization option for the CLI and API, which does not ask for user confirmation.
For example:
or
Note this will require some thought with regard to handling key-pair creation with passwords.