I'm using Chef w/ the windows community cookbook. I've created a definition that handles a multi step process of fetching an installer from a propitiatory repository to a temp directory, then running windows_package against it. All is well with that work flow. Now i want to guard the entire definition so it only runs if the thing is not already installed. I know windows_package does this by searching the registry i even found the code in package.rb that does it. The important bit looks to be installed_packages.include?( "string in registry that means its installed " ) What i can't figure out is how to call that, which is buried under providers in the windows cookbook, from the other cookbook that has my definition. something like this didn't work. not_if installed_packages.include?( "foo" ) nor my next guess of not_if Chef::Providers::WindowsPackage.installed_packages.include?( "foo" ) |
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