Lecture #2
Lecture #2
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The rakefile shouldn't delete the metadata task, since the ability to generate JSON metadata from the cookbooks directory is still useful. Lets also ship the metadata in JSON in the cookbooks, so others can make use of it without having to run any Ruby.
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* Metadata.json can be generated with the rake tasks. * Use 'metadata[cookbook]' and 'metadata_all' to generate .json. * Application readme needed a few more clarification points.
* Use 'default.rb' for attributes files when specific files not necessary * Update search in rsyslog recipe.
* Metadata.json can be generated with the rake tasks. * Use 'metadata[cookbook]' and 'metadata_all' to generate .json. * Application readme needed a few more clarification points.
* Use 'default.rb' for attributes files when specific files not necessary * Update search in rsyslog recipe.
Signed-off-by: Craig S. Cottingham <craig.cottingham@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Craig S. Cottingham <craig.cottingham@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Craig S. Cottingham <craig.cottingham@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Craig S. Cottingham <craig.cottingham@gmail.com>
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@CraigCottingham, sorry for the delay, turns out that org owners are not notified about activity unless they are a member of a repo team... anyway, I'm not sure what you see but here it shows that this pull request will not cleanly merge. |
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On Dec 5, 2011, at 14:22 PM, Hedgehog wrote:
Yeah, sorry about that; I'm still getting the hang of creating good pull requests. I'm swamped by other stuff right now, but I will try to get back to this soon. Craig S. Cottingham |
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Make the lecture option configurable.