Client initialization, termsOfService key should be optional - #226
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Hi,
During the client initialization, sewer expect that the
termsOfServiceurl is present in themetaof the endpoints.However,
termsOfServiceis optional (actually, themetakey itself is optional, see page 23 of RFC 8555) and while it works on most public servers, the TOS is not present on my self-hosted acme which causes the initialization to fail if it's not there.As this is actually used nowhere in the code, setting it to
Noneif not found has little impact and is probably the best option.Samuel.