command/certificate: Make file names in docs more consistent #18
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Nice catch and good point. This looks good to me. Merging! |
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As a first time user, it's nice when the examples in the docs are cohesive. For example, I wanted to try out a general flow of (1) create self-signed root, (2) issue intermediate, and (3) issue leaf.
With consistent file names (root-ca.crt for root, intermediate-ca.crt for intermediate), the examples flow together a little better, which makes testing out this flow much simpler on the user. I also changed the ordering a little bit.