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using this cookbook for a manual Mercurial sync works fine. But when using as a provider for application_ruby, I get below error. I did some searching and trying, but my best guess this repo is just out-of-date with current chef-versions or at least the application cookbook. With over one million downloads for this two-year old version alone, there is definitely a need for up-to-date mercurial support :) Or I do just something wrong and those 999.999 users did it right the first time ;-)
In my application_ruby definition, I do set the path. But in the compiled sources this is replaced by 'deploy_to', and there is no path for the deploy_revision.
I did browse through the pull-requests and forks, but could not find a solution to this problem, maybe I overlooked it? I tried to find the corresponding code for the git version (which works fine) to update the code, but is that available in a public repository?
Hi all,
using this cookbook for a manual Mercurial sync works fine. But when using as a provider for application_ruby, I get below error. I did some searching and trying, but my best guess this repo is just out-of-date with current chef-versions or at least the application cookbook. With over one million downloads for this two-year old version alone, there is definitely a need for up-to-date mercurial support :) Or I do just something wrong and those 999.999 users did it right the first time ;-)
In my application_ruby definition, I do set the path. But in the compiled sources this is replaced by 'deploy_to', and there is no path for the deploy_revision.
I did browse through the pull-requests and forks, but could not find a solution to this problem, maybe I overlooked it? I tried to find the corresponding code for the git version (which works fine) to update the code, but is that available in a public repository?
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