Phil Oliva
Phil Oliva
On supermarket your able to view dependencies of a cookbooks. You can see all dependent cookbooks and contingent cookbooks (other cookbooks which depend on the cookbook your veiwing.) ex. https://supermarket.chef.io/cookbooks/apt#dependencies...
Similar problem to https://github.com/chef/cheffish/issues/83 but this time with chef_group lwrp. On subsequent runs it keeps reporting its removing orgname for this group. ``` * chef_group[noc] action create - update group...
Similar problem to https://github.com/chef/cheffish/issues/83 but this time with chef_organization lwrp. On subsequent runs it keeps reporting its removing guid for this organization. ``` * chef_organization[blackberry] action create - update organization...
I found the documentation was unclear on how to set users key on :create action. The `use in conjunction` phrase is very misleading. After reviewing the code it seems you...
chef_group will create new group in your organization but the users do not appear to be added to group until 2nd chef-client run. _recipe snippet_ ``` url_with_org = { :chef_server_url...
The chef_user will not work unless I specify `:password` attribute. I'll get 400 bad request error if I try to comment attribute out. ``` Net::HTTPServerException ------------------------ 400 "Bad Request" Resource...
Discovered that when you try to update an email of a existing user the chef_user blows up with 400 "Bad Request" error. Tried other fields like display_name and hit similar...
Add machine_spec_identifier to allow differently named resources to target the same Managed Entry
**UPDATE** See the latest comments at the bottom for the feature request from this issue. --- I have use case where I need to run machine `:destroy` action before `:converge`...
Allows possibility that 2nd machine convergence could be done by a user that does not have grant permission on node object.
Currently docs describe chef-client -l option (https://docs.chef.io/ctl_chef_client.html) as follow: `The level of logging to be stored in a log file. Possible levels: :auto (default), debug, info, warn, error, or fatal....