Knife-ec2 0.5.14 Release Announcement

Chef Infra (archive)
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Ohai Chefs,

Version 0.5.14 of knife-ec2 has just been pushed to GitHub. The
changelog below lists the fixed bugs and new features.

Thanks to all the community members who contributed to this release:

  • Brian Bianco
  • John Dyer
  • Raf Geens
  • Fletcher Nichol

Currently, the plan is to have another release after the release of
Chef 10.14.0 in order to take advantage of the new “hinting” system in
Ohai.

Bug

[KNIFE_EC2-45] - -G (security groups) do not work when running under VPC
[KNIFE_EC2-71] - region, distro, image, flavor, and

availability_zone flags cannot be overridden as command line arguments
if set in knife.rb

Improvement

[KNIFE_EC2-57] - Make the returned server object from bootstrap an

attr_reader

New Feature

[KNIFE_EC2-58] - Knife ec2 should accept new json-attributes bootstrap param
[KNIFE_EC2-64] - knife ec2 needs a 'flavor list' subcommand

Cheers,

Steven

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On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 6:16 PM, Steven Danna steve@opscode.com wrote:

Ohai Chefs,

Version 0.5.14 of knife-ec2 has just been pushed to GitHub.

And Rubygems. :slight_smile:

Sincerely,

Steven

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Ohai Chefs,

Version 0.5.14 of knife-ec2 has just been pushed to Rubygems. The
changelog below lists the fixed bugs and new features.

Thanks to all the community members who contributed to this release:

  • Brian Bianco
  • John Dyer
  • Raf Geens
  • Fletcher Nichol

Currently, the plan is to have another release after the release of
Chef 10.14.0 in order to take advantage of the new “hinting” system in
Ohai.

Bug

[KNIFE_EC2-45] - -G (security groups) do not work when running under VPC
[KNIFE_EC2-71] - region, distro, image, flavor, and

availability_zone flags cannot be overridden as command line arguments
if set in knife.rb

Improvement

[KNIFE_EC2-57] - Make the returned server object from bootstrap an

attr_reader

New Feature

[KNIFE_EC2-58] - Knife ec2 should accept new json-attributes bootstrap param
[KNIFE_EC2-64] - knife ec2 needs a 'flavor list' subcommand

Cheers,

Steven