[chef] Re: Bershelf / git configuration issue?

["Julian C. Dunn" < >]

On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 10:35 AM, Fouts, Chris 
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 wrote:
> I posted this in stackoverflow
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28996765/how-do-i-setup-cookbooks-in-git-for-berkshelf,
> but I thought I’d post it here too.

It'd be great if you'd stick to one or the other so that the answer
shows up in a single place.

> I’m trying to use Berkshelf, and am trying the following simple test.
>
> We have an internal git server using Gitlab, say,
> http://git-server.domain.com. I created a "project" group, and pushed
> mycookbook.git repo so, according to git, the cookbook is accessible via
> http://git-server.domain.com/project/mycookbook.git.
>
> Now I have an environment cookbook called myapp_dev, and its Berksfile looks
> like this
>
> source "https://supermarket.chef.io";
> source "http://git-server.domain.com/project";

I don't think this is going to do what you want because your Git
server doesn't have a /universe endpoint for Berkshelf to use.

You can specify the source of cookbooks individually on the 'depends'
lines (the syntax is similar to that in a Gemfile and it's documented
on berkshelf.com) or you can run your own supermarket internally.

- Julian

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