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2022 has been a pretty bad year for me so far. Still, even in these hard times one can find things to celebrate. On this very day 10 years ago I’ve created RuboCop, a linter and formatter for Ruby. …
2022 has been a pretty bad year for me so far. Still, even in these hard times one can find things to celebrate. On this very day 10 years ago I’ve created RuboCop, a linter and formatter for Ruby. …
Better Chef Reporting for Automated Pipelines (1 mins read).
How to get better machine-parseable reports for your Chef Pipelines.
I'm pretty stoked for this one: The first PR opened by a GitHub App that can be added to your org to automatically autocorrect all your Chef Infra code with each new Cookstyle release. Huge shout out to Xorima for proving the power of the concept:
Tim Smith (@tas50)Tue, 01 Sep 2020 05:55 +0000
Morsels of Goodness: What's Cooking in Chef 14? (5 mins read).
A look at the new features coming in the new Chef 14 release, as well as what to watch out for when upgrading.
Bundling Common Rake Tasks into a Gem (8 mins read).
An example of how to create a helper gem for common Rake task, using the real-world example of Chef cookbooks.
Chef 13 Upgrade: Lessons Learnt and Documented for Posterity (1 mins read).
Notes on the main problems encountered when upgrading from Chef 12 to Chef 13, both with ChefSpec and Rubocop.
Chef 13 Upgrade: Rubocop Changes for lazy
Parameters (1 mins read).
How to resolve the Parenthesize the param lazy
Rubocop error when upgrading your cookbook to Chef 13.
Chef 13 Upgrade: Rubocop Changes for Word Array Literals (%w
) (1 mins read).
A one-liner shell command to fix Rubocop errors %w-literals should be delimited by [ and ]
.
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