Force APIM-cli to download the latest Trusted Certificates in a Frontend API

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Problem description

Hello! As suggested by Rathna in this Axway's comunnity post https://community.axway.com/s/question/0D7KC000000XakL0AS/detail?fromEmail=1&s1oid=00Dw0000000CxUA&s1nid=0DBw0000000fySH&s1uid=0053V000001tb45&s1ext=0&emkind=chatterCommentNotification&emtm=1724858302228 - I'm opening this topic in order to request a feature.

As I mentioned in the above community topic, I tried the following:

1. apim api get -s prod -id 2eb568bc-81df-48fb-86c1-9e3d9c562ec9 -o yaml
2. Inside the created folder, I opened the api-config.yaml file and I deleted the "caCerts" section entirely.
3. Then I import back to our API Manager with the following: apim api import -s dev -c .\api-config.yaml

But, when checking the modified frontend api at the "Trusted Certificates" tab, the certificates aren't being updated with the latest ones already provided by the backend service.

Please, is there another way to do it or this really needs to be a new feature?

Thank you!

Feature request

For published frontend apis that communicates with a HTTPS Backend Service and already has Trusted Certificates set to it, it would be nice to have a function in the apim-cli to update these Trusted Certificates to the latest ones provided by the Backend Service.