- Support Chef 13 (#51). No other change.
- Remove explicit dependency on rack (let chef-zero deal with it) (#50) Thanks for catching that @jonlives! I introduced the issue in 0.15.0
- New (old) feature: Chef 11 is supported again! (#46). Thanks @kdaniels!
- Updated development dependencies and set the version of rack to < 2
- Switch to ffi-yajl like Chef
- Bug fix: explicitly call the
HealthInspector
module with a root prefix (#46). This prevents a crash when running knife inspect in some cases
- New feature: Allow to deactivate inspection by component (#34). Thanks @kamaradclimber
--no-cookbooks --no-data-bags --no-data-bag-items --no-environments --no-roles
- Don't rely on deprecated auto-inflation of JSON data. Switch to
#from_hash
instead of#json_create
for Chef resources
- Fixed compatibility with Chef 12.7.2 (#42)
- Bumped Chef compatibility to support Chef 12 ([#36][#36]). This is otherwise identical to 0.11.1
- Bug fix: Use
Gem::Version
to parse Chef's version (#35) (thanks @docwhat!)
- Bug fix: recursive diff would stop if two keys were identical between local and server (#23)
- Feature: Support cookbooks that only have a
metadata.json
file but nometadata.rb
(Berkshelf does that) (#5) - Feature: Use parallel lib to speed up REST API operations (#27)
- Bug fix: Fixed regression in the regression fix for Chef 10 that broke knife-inspect with Chef 11 (#25)
- Bug fix: Fixed regression that broke knife-inspect with Chef 10.32.2 (and probably previous Chef 10 versions) (#25) This release was yanked from RubyGems due to a bug. Please download 0.9.2 instead.
- Bug fix: update yajl-ruby dependency to 1.2, 1.1 segfaulted in some cases (#22)
- Feature: Make output not use unicode when stdout is not a TTY. (Ben Hughes) (#21)
- Bug fix: fix a bug with git submodules in some cases (#7)
- New feature: Support data bags, data bag items, environments and roles inside folders.
- Add initial specs for the checklists.
- General cleanup: got rid of some duplicate code and dead code.
- Small bug fix:
knife data bag inspect
returned the status code only for data bag items, not data bags.
It's alive! Thanks a lot to Ben Marini for starting this project! I'm happy to be the new maintainer of knife-inspect, this is an essential tool for all users Chef Server users.
- The plugin is now compatible with Chef 11 (#6)
- Fix inspect for something non-existent (#2)
- Exit with the proper status (0 for success, 1 for failure) (#14)
- Remove dependency on thor (#15)
- Specify version of the yajl-ruby gem (same as Chef)
- Be indifferent about symbols and strings for hash keys when diff'ing
-
Add knife plugins for all existing functionality:
- knife inspect
- knife cookbook inspect [COOKBOOK]
- knife data bag inspect [BAG] [ITEM]
- knife environment inspect [ENVIRONMENT]
- knife role inspect [ROLE]
-
Lost support for quiet-sucess option (We can add that back, or make a quiet options that just returns exit status).
- Make loading of Chef Config a little more robust.
- Ignore _default environment if it only exists on the server.
- Switch to RSpec
- Add some test coverage (still needs much more).
- Add option to suppress terminal output on successful checks.
- Add option to not use ansi color output.
- Make cookbook version comparison use Chef's native version class.
- Fix a bug I created in last release when passing no component.
-
Make
inspect
the default task -
Add ability to specify individual components:
health_inspector inspect cookbooks
- Stop shelling out for knife commands, use Chef API directly for everything.
- Add new check for cookbooks: checksum comparison for each file.
- Fix 1.8.7 incompatibility introduced in last release (String#prepend).
- Add a better diff output.
- Add diff output to data bag items.
- Switch to yajl-ruby to fix JSON parsing issues (Chef uses this also).
- Bump Chef dependency version up to 10.14
- Add support for JSON environments.
- Add support for JSON roles.
- Display the diff between JSONs when JSON data doesn't match.
- Depend on Chef 0.10.8, since it depends on a later version of the json gem. An earlier version of the json gem was throwing incorrect parse errors.
- Fix #2, exception when a data bag item json file doesn't exist locally.
- Add checks for data bags, data bag items, environments, and roles.
- Read cookbook paths from knife config file instead of hardcoding /cookbooks.
- Make sure we iterate over actual cookbooks in cookbooks folder.
- Initial release.