[chef] Re: ChefSpec v3.1.0

[Arnold Krille < >]

Ohai Seth,

could you give a small example on how to define a node for the
chef-zero-support that results in a usable node?
The example given in the README.md does return the node when searched
for. But it doesn't say anything about how to define the node when I
also want to do something with the node?
For example in the munin-cookbook, lots of nodes are searched for. And
I managed to define a node that is then found. But I can't set any
attributes on that node that would be accessible in the template that
is feed with the result of the search.
(Preliminary code at
https://github.com/bcs-de/munin/tree/add_server_search_tests ;)

Thanks in advance,

Arnold

Am Sun, 15 Dec 2013 19:57:02 -0500 schrieb Seth Vargo 
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 >:

> Ohai Chefs!
> 
> I just pushed the first beta for ChefSpec v3.1.0 to RubyGems.
> 
> New features
> 
> Added support for Librarian
> Added Cacher module for caching runner results
> Added Chef Zero (server) mode
> Added basic resource reporting (coverage)
> Improvements
> 
> No longer include deprecations module by default
> Added examples for stubbing commands across recipes
> Yield a block after cookbooks are compiled but before they are
> converged Added an IRC channel #chefspec
> You can install this version of ChefSpec by adding it explicitly to
> your Gemfile:
> 
> gem 'chefspec', '~> 3.1.0.beta'
> Or manually install it with:
> 
> gem install chefspec --pre
> Please try out this beta release and report any issues on GitHub.
> 
> Changelog
> Changeset
> 
> 
> Seth Vargo
> Release Engineer, Opscode
> @sethvargo

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