[PULP-1352] Add Sequoia (sq) backend support to add-signing-service - #7946
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The add-signing-service management command previously hardcoded GPG for key metadata extraction, preventing use with key types GPG cannot handle (OpenPGP v6, ML-DSA/post-quantum). This adds a --backend option that accepts "gpg" (default, existing behavior) or "sq" (Sequoia). Both backends reuse --gnupghome and --keyring, mapped to the equivalent sq CLI flags. The sq backend uses `sq cert export` to retrieve the public key and pysequoia to parse the fingerprint. Test infrastructure gains parallel Sequoia fixtures and helpers (import_signing_key_sq, make_sq_signing_script, create_signing_service_sq) and both signing service tests are parametrized to run with both backends. Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.6 closes pulp#7479
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| @pytest.fixture(scope="session") | ||
| def sq_signing_metadata(sq_signing_home_path): | ||
| """A fixture that returns Sequoia signing metadata (i.e., fingerprint, keyid).""" | ||
| return import_signing_key(KEY_V6_ED25519_PRIVATE, sq_signing_home_path, backend="sq") |
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This is a non-PQC, OpenPGPv6 key, so it should work with older versions of sequoia but still test something which GPG cannot do.
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The add-signing-service management command previously hardcoded GPG for key metadata extraction, preventing use with key types GPG cannot handle (OpenPGP v6, ML-DSA/post-quantum). This adds a --backend option that accepts "gpg" (default, existing behavior) or "sq" (Sequoia). Both backends reuse --gnupghome and --keyring, mapped to the equivalent sq CLI flags. The sq backend uses
sq cert exportto retrieve the public key and pysequoia to parse the fingerprint.Test infrastructure gains parallel Sequoia fixtures and helpers (import_signing_key_sq, make_sq_signing_script, create_signing_service_sq) and both signing service tests are parametrized to run with both backends.
Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.6
closes #7479