allow Automate profile dependencies #1647
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Signed-off-by: Jeremy J. Miller <jm@chef.io>
adamleff
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I don't know enough about the URL paths on compliance vs. automate, so this review counts as a conditional 👍 for Ruby implementation only and to get us to two 👍 's from maintainers. If @chris-rock approves, this is good for merge.
Thanks for the fix, @jeremymv2!
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This fixes #1632
The change allows for compliance profiles identified via
compliance: owner_name/profile_namein inspec.yml when the profile is in Automate, not Compliance server. Prior to this change, during the vendoring step, thecompliance_profile_namemethod was only matching for Compliance server URL path, which differs from Automate's URL path slightly so the result was alib/bundles/inspec-compliance/target.rb:84:incompliance_profile_name': undefined method[]' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)error.@targetTested and validated it works for both vendoring/uploading a meta-profile to Compliance Server AND Automate.
Signed-off-by: Jeremy J. Miller jm@chef.io