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kitchen-vagrant only seems to work with known Bento boxes as specified in this array.
If you try to use a Bento box that it doesn't know about (example: centos-7.1) then the Vagrantfile it creates is invalid and doesn't point to a box URL that can be downloaded by Vagrant, because it doesn't supply a box URL and centos-7.1 is not a known box on Atlas.
This update attempts to improve on
a2ef401 which remains a workaround
until the work of continuously publishing Bento boxes to Atlas is
completed.
The rationale and rules in the above mentioned commit remain, but now
only the platform name is checked. In other words, if the platform name
begins with one of the following (case-sensitive):
* `centos`
* `debian`
* `fedora`
* `freebsd`
* `opensuse`
* `ubuntu`
then the platform is assumed to have a Bento box, hosted in the
pre-determined S3 bucket.
References #165
References test-kitchen/test-kitchen#707
References test-kitchen/test-kitchen#663
References chef-boneyard/chef-dk#382
References chef-boneyard/chef-dk#378
kitchen-vagrant
only seems to work with known Bento boxes as specified in this array.If you try to use a Bento box that it doesn't know about (example:
centos-7.1
) then the Vagrantfile it creates is invalid and doesn't point to a box URL that can be downloaded by Vagrant, because it doesn't supply a box URL andcentos-7.1
is not a known box on Atlas.Incorrect:
Expected:
I narrowed it down to this commit.
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