This usage assumes using cookbook manager to manage both 3rd parties cookbooks and self maintenance cookbooks.
Set berks vendor to hooks.
cookbook_path [
File.expand_path('../../berks-cookbooks', __FILE__)
]
knife[:before_bootstrap] = "berks vendor"
knife[:before_converge] = "berks vendor"
## ex. under the bundler environment.
# knife[:before_bootstrap] = "bundle/chef exec berks vendor"
# knife[:before_converge] = "bundle/chef exec berks vendor"
That is mostly the same as Berkshelf. Use batali install.
knife[:before_bootstrap] = "batali update"
knife[:before_converge] = "batali update"
## ex. under the bundler environment.
# knife[:before_bootstrap] = "bundle/chef exec batali vendor"
# knife[:before_converge] = "bundle/chef exec batali vendor"
Ref: librarian-chef#knife-integration
Add librarian-chef to Gemfile, and bundle it.
gem 'knife-zero'
gem 'librarian-chef'
Stick the following in your knife.rb:
require 'librarian/chef/integration/knife'
cookbook_path Librarian::Chef.install_path,
"/path/to/chef-repo/site-cookbooks"
For example. knife.rb in your chef_repo root.
require 'librarian/chef/integration/knife'
cookbook_path Librarian::Chef.install_path,
File.expand_path("../site-cookbooks", __FILE__)
When you see Cheffile and Cheffile.lock are out of sync!, you should correct dependency below two ways.
librarian-chef installlibrarian-chef clean