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Top-level role names - "root", "timestamp", "snapshot" and "targets" - are hardcoded throughout the code base. Good coding practice suggests to create constants for these and use them instead.
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grep -rE [\"\']\(root\|targets\|snapshot\|timestamp\)[\"\'] tuf/api/ tuf/ngclient/Current behavior:
- Top-level role names are
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Describe the bug
In #3322 the new relationships file was added to the SAF (Simple Archive Format) package structure to allow for the creation of new relationships between Entities. This same file should also be written on export of Entities, to better support "round-tripping" of SAF packages.
Ideally, this round-tripping might also be tested via ITs, see also #7980
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Support JSON5
JSON5 is a superset of JSON which adds some nice-to-haves to JSON, such as comments, trailing commas in arrays, etc. Will be useful for those who write configuration in JSON.
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The Calling REST APIs section demonstrates how to use LoopBack 4 to call GET APIs. It would be benefiting to the broader community to demonstrate how to call POST APIs. I have the todo-jwt example hosted in Heroku that could be used in the doc