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Chef cookbook for installing and managing WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile #devops

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In the `install_feature` and `download_feature` resources, the step setup the `repository.propertie` file was hard coding the owner and group, whereas other config files used the `node[:wlp][:user]` and `node[:wlp][:group]` attributes. This...

The `:kind_of` types set for several LWRPs are Strings but their default values are `nil`. In Chef13, there is apparently a strict validation enforcing the types of the assigned values...

The Minitest Chef handler has been [deprecated](https://github.com/chef/minitest-chef-handler#deprecation-notice) and users are encouraged to switch to Inspec. This change removes the usage of minitest from this project and updates the tests and...

When running the test suites using Chef13, I get the following error: ``` Compiling Cookbooks... ================================================================================ Recipe Compile Error in /tmp/kitchen/cache/cookbooks/wlp/resources/download_feature.rb ================================================================================ Chef::Exceptions::ValidationFailed ---------------------------------- Property name must be one of:...

I am getting the above error when creating a recipe for my application: Node Attribute: chef.json = { "service_name" => "jspsample", "normal"=> { "wlp"=> { "archive"=> { "accept_license"=> "true", "base_url"=>...

See todo here: https://github.com/WASdev/ci.chef.wlp/blob/master/providers/collective.rb#L72

Existing recipes that use wlp_install_feature will fail. It has been replaced by the 'name' parameter, but we shouldn't require users to change their recipes. I can see the reason: installUtility...

The [LARS project](https://github.com/wasdev/tool.lars) provides a repository for hosting Liberty features. The Liberty `installUtility` command can make use of a privately hosted LARS repo by configuring a `repositories.properties` file. We're using...

And prominently so on supermarket.chef.io