Adding --tag to bootstrap command in GLI specification

[slpsys]

@matl33t I think this was actually the issue. I was still seeing the unknown option issue after bumping to 3.0.2. Updating the GLI command seemed to work nicely. LMK if there are specs that cover this that I should also update.

marc$ broadside --debug bootstrap --target web --tag latest
error: Unknown option --tag

NAME
    bootstrap - Bootstrap your service and task definition from the configured definition.

SYNOPSIS
    broadside [global options] bootstrap [command options]

COMMAND OPTIONS
    -t, --target=TARGET - Deployment target to use, e.g. production_web (required, default: none)

[apurvis]

hmm now i'm curious why that is the case... i'm going to scope this out on a deeper level

[apurvis]

damn you are totally right. i'm going to try to add a spec to this branch so we don't f this up again and i'll merge it

[apurvis]

we need it here: https://github.com/lumoslabs/broadside/blob/master/lib/broadside/ecs/ecs_deploy.rb#L199-L206

[apurvis]

funny because i just removed this in 3.0.1 because i thought having it was a bug =(

[apurvis]

in the short term, i'm just going to merge and release this. we can figure out what the "right" answer is between the other two PRs later.

[apurvis]

re-released as 3.0.3

[apurvis]

whoops this should have been add_tag_flag(bootstrap). fixing now.

[slpsys]

ugh, my bad. I fixed this in my local copy (like, literally the copy of the installed gem), and forgot to change it in both places.

[apurvis]

i went as far as yanking this release once 3.0.4 was published