Add a list-signing-services command #7232
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Adding a new list-signing-services command which makes it easier to manage signing services alongside the add/remove signing services command. This is helpful if you don't have easy access to the Pulp API or if the Pulp API is not up yet.
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Adding a new list-signing-services command which makes it easier to manage signing services alongside the add/remove signing services command. This is helpful if you don't have immediate access to the Pulp API.