- New "universe" resolver which communicates with an API server to resolve constraint graphs faster and more reliably
- Huge performance increase when resolving a Berksfile when the Berkshelf contains a lot of cookbooks
- Update required version of Ridley
- Account for API changes to solve
- Rescue exceptions when parsing the lockfile
- Fix deprecation errors
- Fix crash when parsing a lockfile that contains path locations which no longer exist
- Fix installation failures due to latest release of ActiveSupport
- --except and --only will now work with a lockfile present
- Improve speed of resolution when a lockfile is present
- Gracefully fail when a lockfile is present but empty
- Fix issue where locked version was not honored if the cookbook store was empty
- Fix bug where community cookbooks compressed with bzip2 would not download and install
- Fix bug regression in Git caching which was previously fixed in 1.4.4
- Fix validation bug where a cookbook would be considered invalid if any spaces were present in the path to the directory containing the cookbook
- Fix issues with uploading cookbooks on Windows
- Fix issue where groups defined in the Berksfile would not be evaluated
- Fix issue with shellout on Windows. This would effect uploads and downloads of cookbooks using the Git location.
- The Berksfile DSL now evaluates in a clean room to prevent end-users from calling restricted methods.
- Fix issue with
berks upload -D
not properly skipping dependencies - Added friendly error message when an unknown license is chosen during cookbook generation
- Improve performance of
berks upload
. It will now properly respect the Lockfile - Fix debug/verbose logging
- You can now specify an alternate configuration with -c once again
- Huge improvements to the Lockfile
- They actually work!
- Now in JSON format
- Old lockfiles will automatically be converted to the new format
- Add
berks shelf
command. Any operations on the already installed cookbooks now reside hereberks shelf list
to list all cookbooks in the Berkshelfberks shelf show
to display information about a specific cookbook in the Berkshelfberks shelf uninstall
to remove an installed cookbook from the Berkshelf
- Add
berks package
command. Will package any cookbooks and dependencies defined in your Berksfile into a tar. - Add
berks apply
command. Take the locked constraints of your lockfile and apply them directly to the an environment's locked cookbook versions. - Test-Kitchen integration (beta)
- Add
berks test
command. This is a delegator tobin/kitchen
- Berkshelf's Cookbook generators will by default generate Test-Kitchen files for you
- Add
- Remove
berks open
command - Rename
berks info
command toberks show
- Bump Ridley dependency to 0.12, bringing in many bugfixes.
- Bump Ridley dependency to 0.11, bringing in many bugfixes.
- Fix git caching bug for huge speedups in Berksfiles with lots of git paths. Thanks to @tylerflint and @jasondunsmore.
- Berksfile#upload will now honor the given server_url option
- Add validation to shortnames of 'site' in Berksfile
- Fix init generator issue by locking to the appropriate version of Rubygems
- Add ability to freeze cookbooks. Cookbooks are frozen on upload by default
- Add ability to forcefully upload cookbooks even if they are frozen with the
--force
option - Add
berks info
command for displaying information about cookbooks in your Berkshelf - Add
berks contingent
command for displaying a list of cookbooks which are dependent upon one another - Cookbook generator now has the option of generating chef minispec files (false by default)
- Fix bug in downloading cookbooks which were packaged as plain tars instead of tar.gzs
- Path locations will now be relative to the Berksfile they are defined in
- Support for Vagrant 1.1.x
- Move Berkshelf Vagrant plugin into it's own repository
- Added -d flag to output debug information in berks command
- Various bug fixes in uploading cookbooks
- Remove Vagrant as a gem dependency
- Remove Chef as a gem dependency
- Add retries to downloads/uploads
- Speed optimizations to resolver
- Speed optimizations to downloading cookbooks
- Speed optimizations to uploading cookbooks
berks show
command: display the file path for the given cookbook's current version resolved by your Berksfileberks list
command: list all of the cookbooks and their versions that are installed by resolving your Berksfileberks outdated
command (beta): show any cookbooks which have newer versions that are installed by resolving your Berksfileberks open
command [alpha]: likeberks show
except used to open the cookbook in your configured editor alpha: use at your own risk- improved
berks upload
command: now takes an optional cookbook name, or names, which will upload the target cookbook(s) to the Chef Server - improved
berks update
command: now takes an optional cookbook name, or names, which will update the target cookbook(s) in the Berksfile.lock
- Improved error output in Vagrant plugin
- Stack traces will now be replaced by friendly error messages where possible
- Fix init generator on Ruby 1.9.2
- Honor 'chefignore' when vendoring cookbooks this will ensure that you aren't putting junk files into your cookbooks if your distributing them for use with Chef-Solo
- Windows support
- Easier installation by dropping Gecode requirement
- Vagrant plugin for a seamless iteration process
- Berkshelf has it's own configuration file
berks configure
command- Github source location
- Improved upload/download speed of cookbooks
- Lots of bug fixes