While running our usual test battery we’ve begun to see new warnings
appear that we haven’t seen before:
[2015-08-17T15:20:34-07:00] WARN: You are overriding windows_package
on {:os=>“windows”} with Chef::Resource::WindowsCookbookPackage: used
to be Chef::Resource::WindowsPackage. Use override: true if this is
what you intended.
[2015-08-17T15:20:34-07:00] WARN: You declared a new resource
Chef::Provider::GitClient::Source for resource git_client, but it
comes alphabetically after Chef::Provider::GitClient::Package and has
the same filters ({:os=>“linux”}), so it will not be used. Use
override: true if you want to use it for git_client.
We’ve reverted to 12.3, but what’s up with these?
Thanks,
–Michael
On Aug 17, 2015, at 3:39 PM, Michael Fischer mfischer@zendesk.com wrote:
While running our usual test battery we've begun to see new warnings
appear that we haven't seen before:
[2015-08-17T15:20:34-07:00] WARN: You are overriding windows_package
on {:os=>"windows"} with Chef::Resource::WindowsCookbookPackage: used
to be Chef::Resource::WindowsPackage. Use override: true if this is
what you intended.
[2015-08-17T15:20:34-07:00] WARN: You declared a new resource
Chef::Provider::GitClient::Source for resource git_client, but it
comes alphabetically after Chef::Provider::GitClient::Package and has
the same filters ({:os=>"linux"}), so it will not be used. Use
override: true if you want to use it for git_client.
We've reverted to 12.3, but what's up with these?
The warnings are in error, don't worry about it. They have been removed in master (what will become 12.5). We apologize for the warning spam 
--Noah