Allow initialization of cobra project from within a go workspace/monorepo. resolves spf13/cobra-cli#26#98
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Resolves spf13/cobra-cli#26
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cobra-cli init...in a module that is part of a go workspace fails because of a JSON parsing error. The error is the result of expecting a single object from the commandgo list -json -mbut receiving multiple objects - one for each of the modules in the workspace.By setting the environment variable GOWORK=off before running cobra-cli, the
go list -json -mcommand reverts back to returning the single object cobra-cli expects.An alternative solution would be to parse the output of the
go list -json -mcommand with ajson.Decoderrather thanjson.Unmarshaland match the module directory to the correct object decoded. The environment variable solution implemented here seemed cleaner to implement - however should cobra-cli require further interaction with workspaces going forward, usingjson.Decodermay be a more appropriate approach, at which point this environment variable must be removed.No new tests were created for this fix as none of the existing tests pass as is.