Every cookbook is published as stable.
It make more sense to publish it as stable only if it has passed tests.
Like:
publish "check-${GIT_REVISION}"
replace "check-${GIT_REVISION}"
check python test_runner.py
publish "stable-${GIT_REVISION}" #or stable-${TRAVIS_BUILD_NUMBER}"
replace "stable-${GIT_REVISION}" #or stable-${TRAVIS_BUILD_NUMBER}"
publish_github
it is easier to manage storage, and clean failed cookbooks.
For stable I also prefer to use Build Number, due to incremental nature and more human hash.
Every cookbook is published as stable.
It make more sense to publish it as stable only if it has passed tests.
Like:
it is easier to manage storage, and clean failed cookbooks.
For stable I also prefer to use Build Number, due to incremental nature and more human hash.