Add support for knife bootstrap-preinstall-command #6861
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Signed-off-by: S. Cavallo <smcavallo@hotmail.com>
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Signed-off-by: S. Cavallo smcavallo@hotmail.com
Add support for knife bootstrap-preinstall-command
Allows custom pre-install commands to be inserted into the bootstrap template.
A common use case is waiting for cloud-init to complete or any existing package manager locks to be released. It is possible to do this by customizing the install command or using custom bootstrap templates. Maintaining custom bootstrap templates can be difficult to keep up to date.
Allowing a custom pre-install bootstrap command would allow us to use the built-in templates without having to fork or customize the templates.
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