Christian Höltje
Christian Höltje
According to https://docs.chef.io/knife_node.html `knife node edit` only shows `normal` attributes by default. That makes me feel like replacing `/tmp/kitchen/nodes/fubar.json`'s `normal` attributes with `.kitchen.yml`s isn't as bad as an idea.
With the idea editing the file in `.kitchen` acting like the `knife node edit`? I think I like that.
Does version 1.8's [Policyfile support](https://discourse.chef.io/t/released-test-kitchen-1-8-0/8421) have the same issue? Or is 1.8 an alternative solution?
I haven't used Policyfiles yet. I thought they had attributes.
The python code would be run periodically by a CI job. Though I guess we could include it as python3 is pretty common now... and fall back to the pre-generated...
@syndbg Would it be okay to have a run-time dependency on python3? I can use any language or tool you want; it just needs to be able to translate JSON...
> The reason why I prefer this is rather "lame". It's easier from a security perspective (InfoSec) to review and sign-off that this software is "secure". Enterprise/Grown-up friendly... in a...
In my case, I want to kick off any pair programmers (I use wemux) when I lock my screen. Otherwise hijinks ensue...
I took a run at it from a library consumer point of view. I’ll see if I can find some time. Sent with GitHawk