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- Subject: [chef] RE: Bug/difference in Chef manage vs. knife for data bag IDs?
- Date: Thu, 25 Jun 2015 15:54:15 +0000
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I can't speak to the issue you're seeing in Manage, but to convert any String
in ruby to lowercase or uppercase, you'd use downcase and upcase,
respectively.
node['hostname'].downcase
node['hostname'].upcase
Cheers,
Dang Nguyen
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Subject: [chef] Bug/difference in Chef manage vs. knife for data bag IDs?
Hi,
I found that if I use "knife data bag" to create an item in a data bag, the
item id can include both upper and lower-case letters, but if I use the web
app to try to create a data bag, it doesn't allow upper-case characters in
the item id?
The reason I ran across this is that I have a recipe that uses
node['hostname''] to get the hostname which I then use to select the item in
the data bag, and in Windows at least, the node['hostname'] seems to be
returning the (short) hostname in all caps.
In other words, if the hostname is "foo", then node['hostname'] is returning
"FOO", so I need to make the item IDs in the data bag with caps.
Is this a bug in the web app?
Also, is there a way that I can lower-case the node['hostname'], something
like lowercase(node['hostname'])?
Thanks,
Jim
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