Prevent stolonctl init with empty file#702
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This fixes what is debatably a bug, where supplying the file flag to `stolonctl init` with a value that points to an empty file results in initialising the cluster with an `initMode` of `new`. This behaviour is dangerous because if the user intended to supply a file that contained a cluster specification with an `initMode` of `existing`, but mistakenly supplied a path to an empty file, then it would result in the keeper data being removed. To resolve this, change the behaviour of the command to always attempt the unmarshalling of the supplied cluster spec JSON, which will result in a fatal error in the case of an empty file. If the user intends to initialise the cluster with a blank (`initMode: new`) cluster specification then they should do so by omitting the file flag and cluster specification argument, as is already possible.
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This fixes what is debatably a bug, where supplying the file flag to
stolonctl initwith a value that points to an empty file results ininitialising the cluster with an
initModeofnew.This behaviour is dangerous because if the user intended to supply a
file that contained a cluster specification with an
initModeofexisting, but mistakenly supplied a path to an empty file, then itwould result in the keeper data being removed.
To resolve this, change the behaviour of the command to always attempt
the unmarshalling of the supplied cluster spec JSON, which will result
in a fatal error in the case of an empty file.
If the user intends to initialise the cluster with a blank (
initMode: new) cluster specification then they should do so by omitting the fileflag and cluster specification argument, as is already possible.