Hello InSpec friends!
We are delighted to announce the availability of version 4.12.0 of Chef InSpec. Changes include:
New Features
- Who's Who: The
service
resource now has astartuser
property, which lets you examine the username that started the service.
Bug Fixes
- Comma Fix: Looks like we had some syntax errors in our examples in the documentation for the
wmi
resource, which Jeff Brimager pointed out. A few commas later and all is well! - Pluralization Matters: Another typo was fixed in the umask example.
- Present and Accounted: On MacOS, the
group
resource was not working correctly as it under-reported membership. That has been fixed. So if you are on MacOS, you are now astaff
member. Congratulations!
Backward Incompatibilities
- No Longer Available: We have dropped support for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11, which was EOL'd as of March 31, 2019.
- Tidying Up: The
inspec-core
gem, a distribution with fewer dependencies and no need for compilers, will no longer include WinRM functionality. This change does not impact most users of Chef InSpec, only those who use the specializedinspec-core
version. If you need WinRM functionality, install thetrain-winrm
gem, but please note that winrm support requires a compiler to install.
Get the Build
You can download binaries directly from downloads.chef.io.