Chef Client Now Floats On Master In The Chef Server

Hey all,

I just merged a PR [1] for opscode-omnibus (the project that builds the
chef-server) that floats the chef-client on master.

Now, every build of the chef-server will pull chef-client down from Github
and build a gem that the chef-server uses for things like chef-server-ctl
(and thus reconfigure).

This is great, because now we will constantly be getting the new hotness as
well as remove an annoying dance to get your client changes into the
server, allow your changes to ship in the server with no further action on
your part besides merging.* When you (or someone else) merges code to
master of the chef-client project, they are shipping that code on the
server the next time it builds.*

Therefore, we must now treat merging code to master of chef-client as
shipping that code, so please do all the manual testing and add all the
test coverage your change needs before merging :slight_smile:

Let’s get your amazing commits everywhere as quickly and safely as possible!

Tyler Cloke

[1] https://github.com/chef/opscode-omnibus/pull/751

Hey all,

I just merged a PR [1] for opscode-omnibus (the project that builds the
chef-server) that floats the chef-client on master.

Now, every build of the chef-server will pull chef-client down from Github
and build a gem that the chef-server uses for things like chef-server-ctl
(and thus reconfigure).

This is great, because now we will constantly be getting the new hotness as
well as remove an annoying dance to get your client changes into the
server, allow your changes to ship in the server with no further action on
your part besides merging.* When you (or someone else) merges code to
master of the chef-client project, they are shipping that code on the
server the next time it builds.*

Therefore, we must now treat merging code to master of chef-client as
shipping that code, so please do all the manual testing and add all the
test coverage your change needs before merging :slight_smile:

Let’s get your amazing commits everywhere as quickly and safely as possible!

Tyler Cloke

[1] https://github.com/chef/opscode-omnibus/pull/751