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yumrepo

v3.0.0

Deprecated, see individual cookbooks.

yum-corporate yum-dell yum-vmware-tools

v2.1.0

  • Pin against yum < 3.0.0

v2.0.0

  • Add test-kitchen skeleton
    • Validated recipes against yum v2.3.0
  • Fix minitest-spec tests for Chef 11
  • Deprecated annvix repo
    • Appears to be no longer maintained for EL6

v1.0.0

  • vmware-tools
    • Bump version to ESX 5.1
    • re-instated to default recipe
    • add upstart support for vmware-tools 9.0 packages on EL 6
    • Change LWRP action to create (updates repo file), instead of add
  • deprecate/remove epel recipe
    • has been moved over to Opscodes yum::epel
  • disable minitest spec for Travis
    • This isn't working on TravisCI, will revisit unit tests later

v0.16.6

  • add zeromq repo
    • contributed by @BryanWB
  • Bump chef gem in Gemfile
    • Locked chef gem at 10.X, 'cause minitest spec seems to be broke on chef 11.x.

TODO - Replace tests with chefspec

v0.16.5

Fix mirrorlist attribute in Dell recipe.

v0.16.4

Thanks to Paul Graydon (@twirrim) for adding Percona MySQL repositories.

Thanks to Bryan Berry (@bryanwb) for adding yet another PostgreSQL repository. :)

Breaking changes (postgresql)

  • Recipe renamed, postgresql9 -> postgresql.
  • Added node['repo']['postgresql']['version'] to select version of Postgres via attribute, from pgrpms.org repository.

v0.16.3

Set name/base_url to localdomain in the case Ohai domain is unavailable. Fixes chef-solo compilation error on Vagrant boxes.

v0.16.2

Change corporate recipe to key off domain name.

v0.16.0

Add VMWare Tools for ESX v5.0u1, along with a vmware-tools-upgrade

recipe. The yumrepo::vmware-tools recipe is backwards incompatible. Unfortunately there is no way to upgrade vmware-tools rpm files without yanking them out, and replacing them.

One must ensure the `vmware-tools-upgrade` recipe will run **before**

the vmware-tools recipe. Otherwise the 4.1 recipe will directly conflict with the 5.0u1 version of the recipe.

I also added some attribute sanity tests for this new version, enjoy!