Fix parsing yaml, init with genconfig, versioning#116
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Fix parsing yaml, init with genconfig, versioning#116ChrisChoke wants to merge 4 commits intocloudflare:masterfrom
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this fix let us run version, help and genconfig command if certmgr is not initialized with config dir and specdir.
change to git describe --tags to include lightweight tags for versioning
- fix recursion issue (stack overflow fatal err)
- fix ParsableAuthority struct with embedded struct for yaml
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address to #115 ref
#114, #107
with this PR you can use yaml for spec files again.
it let us use "certmgr genconfig" again
and inject the latest tag to version while building even it is "lightweight tag" (git tag -lw).