Travis and Appveyor should do actual kitchen create/converge/verify against PRs #980
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Squashed commits. This runs the mercurial cookbook on travis and appveyor and does a super simple inspec test verifying that hg works. This should add coverage for chef_base/chef_zero, both ssh and winrm transporters and the verifier loading. |
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Love the direction! |
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👍 This is awesome @mwrock. Glad to see the ProxyDriver I originally wrote for executing TK on Juniper switches getting some other use! |
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@schisamo I was very happy to discover the proxy driver and using it on windows and chocolatey cookbook's appveyor runs |
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This is a stab at removing the AWS based tests and instead tunning kitchen on the travis and appveyor instances. Its blogged here and we use this in the Windows cookbook too.