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# Taste Tester
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## Intro
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Welcome to Taste Tester, software to manage a chef-zero instance and use it to
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vi cookbooks/... # Make your changes and commit locally
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symlinks for `/etc/chef/client.rb` back to where they belong.
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+
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116
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+
Stuff to do before we upload anything to chef-zero. `Repo` is a BetweenMeals::Repo
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117
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object. `last_ref` is the last git ref we uploaded and `cur_ref` is the git ref
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118
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the repo is currently at,
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119
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+
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120
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+
* self.post_upload(dryrun, repo, last_ref, cur_ref)
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121
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+
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122
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+
Stuff to do after we upload to chef-zero.
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123
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+
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124
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+
* self.pre_test(dryrun, repo, hosts)
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125
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+
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126
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+
Stuff to do before we put machines in test mode. `hosts` is an array of
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127
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hostnames.
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128
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+
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129
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+
* self.test_remote_cmds(dryrun, hostname)
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130
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+
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131
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+
Additional commands to run on the remote host when putting it in test mode.
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132
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Should return an array of strings. `hostname` is the hostname.
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133
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+
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134
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+
* self.test_remote_client_rb_extra_code(hostname)
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135
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+
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136
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Should return a string of additional code to include in the remote `client.rb`.
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137
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Example uses: defining json_attribs
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138
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+
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139
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+
* self.post_test(dryrun, repo, hosts)
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140
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+
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141
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+
Stuff to do after putting all hosts in test mode.
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142
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+
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143
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+
* self.repo_checks(dryrun, repo)
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144
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+
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145
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Additional checks you want to do on the repo as sanity checks.
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