The migration script installed Cinc with no version, which floated and
triggered omnitruck's "You are installing a package without a version pin"
warning. Pass -v latest so omnitruck resolves the current stable build for
the node's platform (20.04 -> 19.2.12, 22.04+/24.04/26.04 -> 19.4.46) and
the warning is suppressed. Document the behavior in the README.
Drop the stale chef_version: 18.2.7 pins from the Test Kitchen suites:
dokken defaults chef_version to "latest", so passing -v is what actually
tracks the current stable client.
Add the missing provisioner.product_name: cinc to the deno and strfry
submodule suites so they run Cinc instead of the license-gated Chef Infra
Client.
Submodule pointers:
site-cookbooks/deno 3795c9e -> c78bc66
site-cookbooks/strfry 9c04b39 -> 8107b1e
One-shot, idempotent helper that prepares an existing (Chef) node for
Cinc Workstation management: installs Cinc Client, points /etc/cinc at
the existing /etc/chef config, drops the deprecated attribute lists, and
pre-seeds the allowed_* attribute lists so the first converge does not
filter node attributes (e.g. vm_host). The node can then be converged as
usual. Verified against drone-1.
Cinc Workstation replaces Chef Workstation for driving knife-zero and
Test Kitchen; nodes run (or are moving to) Cinc Client.
- Pin .ruby-version to cinc-workstation
- Move knife config from .chef/ to .cinc/ (Cinc's USER_CONF_DIR) and
update .gitignore, README, AGENTS and docs accordingly. On-node config
now lives in /etc/cinc
- Drop the Gemfile/Gemfile.lock; install knife-zero into Cinc
Workstation's user gem dir with `cinc gem install knife-zero`
- README: rewrite setup/usage for Cinc Workstation
- scripts/postgresql/switch_primary.sh: drop `bundle exec`
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greg
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