- From: Ringo De Smet <
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- Subject: [chef] rake bundle_cookbook[...] malfunctioning?
- Date: Sun, 1 May 2011 18:46:30 +0200
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Hello,
According to
http://help.opscode.com/kb/cookbooksite/adding-a-cookbook-to-the-opscode-cookbook-site
you should be able to run "rake bundle_cookbook[..]" to have a tar.gz
created of your cookbook. I tested this, but I get a tgz file only
with the top level cookbook folder, but without any sub-contents.
For example:
master $ rake bundle_cookbook[postgresql]
(in /Users/ringods/Projects/Atriso/pas)
a ./postgresql
~/Projects/Atriso/pas
master $ ls -ls pkgs/
total 8
8 -rw-r--r-- 1 ringods staff 134 May 1 18:44 postgresql.tar.gz
~/Projects/Atriso/pas
master $ tar tfz pkgs/postgresql.tar.gz
./postgresql/
That's all...
This is with Chef 0.9.12.
Ringo
- [chef] rake bundle_cookbook[...] malfunctioning?, Ringo De Smet, 05/01/2011
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