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Handle missing log_level in client.rb #27

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jhmartin opened this issue Aug 29, 2013 · 3 comments
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Handle missing log_level in client.rb #27

jhmartin opened this issue Aug 29, 2013 · 3 comments
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@jhmartin
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The chef_client cookbook does not set a log_level, and the documentation says to allow the default Chef 11 values to apply. Chef-rundeck breaks if log_level is not in the client.rb file. The default for that value is now 'auto'.

@josephholsten
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Personally, I'd like us to switch from using the chef gem onto either ridley or chef-api. This would simplify issues like this.

@leftathome
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Ridley's dependencies are kinda chunky, 👍 chef-api ...

@leftathome leftathome added the bug label Jul 27, 2014
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A library of mine is kinda having the same problem, I want Capistrano users to be able to use it, so the minimal chef-api is good, but I want support from within cookbooks where I can depend on ye olde chef gem, but since I'm supporting two Apis I'm figuring I'll just add Ridley support there also.

It's doing partial search too, so I'm sure the code will be almost identical if we use it here

On Jul 27, 2014, at 7:17, Steven Wagner [email protected] wrote:

Ridley's dependencies are kinda chunky, chef-api ...


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