Windows: resolved merge conflicts and added tests

[gdavison]

This adds support for installing on Windows using the install_method of windows. It uses the Chocolatey package manager.

I have made the Windows tests conditional on setting the TEST_WINDOWS environment variable to a truthy value. I tried using vagrant boxes from [https://github.com/joefitzgerald/packer-windows] and [https://github.com/boxcutter/windows], but I was not able to make them work. The box used is approximately 3 GB to download. Provisioning only seems to work if you login at boot time; annoying, but it works.

[gdavison]

The box I was using appears to have been taken offline today. I've changed to a new box from the same source. You no longer need to log in, but kitchen seems to try on first run to use ssh to connect. I cancel the first run with ^C, then re-run the test, and it uses winrm. No idea why.

[johnbellone]

What's the best way to test this?

[gdavison]

I've fixed some of the Windows VM stuff by manually setting some values that I thought Kitchen was supposed to set. I'm verifying that all tests pass right now, and will re-push when that's done.

[gdavison]

It's all updated. You can run TEST_WINDOWS=1 kitchen test "^[^rs].*(ub|win)". It skips the centos, runit, and source tests, and runs the windows test.

The Windows box can take quite a while to download. 20-30 minutes at home, but it was several hours before I had to cancel it when leaving the office.

[johnbellone]

This is failing for me. Are you using ChefDK?

[gdavison]

Yes, ChefDK 0.6.2 on Mac OS 10.10. What errors are you getting?

[lock]

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