Updating for Chef / ChefSpec Deprecation Warnings #8
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January 13, 2017 09:55
…de.foo.bar) is deprecated"
…ints about using ::Runner, eliminate Chef complaints about node.set deprecation
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I've been updating our company cookbooks to use ChefSpec / Test Kitchen and ran into some weird output that I've tracked down to Chef complaining the use of deprecated stuff in this cookbook. Specifically, I'm getting this:
The 'platform' output is the node attribute being accessed in method format and that is output by Chef (which is REALLY annoying because I can't stop it from happening).
I can't do much about the Chef side, but figured I could help here, so I posted some updates to fix that deprecation warning as well as fixing the unit tests in this cookbook (they didn't run locally for me.)
Hopefully this helps out.