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I believe there's a transient dependency conflict. Right now the php cookbook is using build-essential >= 5.0, which I believe will install build-essential == 8.2.1, and build-essential has a dependency of seven_zip without pinning the version which will install seven_zip == 3.1.0, but seven_zip == 3.1.0 is only compatible with chef versions >= 13.0, but your README states that the php cookbook works with >= 12.7.
Is there someway we can pin the correct version so that it is compatible with >= 12.7?
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since 12.x and soon 13.x are End of Life, Chef 15 comes out in April, the biggest thing I see happening is that the metadata gets bumped up to say minimum chef-client version will need to be 13 or 14. Your best using a wrapper and pinning the versions of the dependencies there.
Cookbook version
v6.1.1
Chef-client version
12.16.42
Platform Details
CentOS 7.6
Scenario:
I believe there's a transient dependency conflict. Right now the php cookbook is using build-essential >= 5.0, which I believe will install build-essential == 8.2.1, and build-essential has a dependency of seven_zip without pinning the version which will install seven_zip == 3.1.0, but seven_zip == 3.1.0 is only compatible with chef versions >= 13.0, but your README states that the php cookbook works with >= 12.7.
Is there someway we can pin the correct version so that it is compatible with >= 12.7?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: