allow users to override the python package name to install #58
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…ith AWS Opsworks, the package `python` installs python 2.6, if you want to install python 2.7 you have to use the package named `python27`
… name can be changed using attributes)
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Not to offend, but this seems to have been solved much more elegantly in this PR: |
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well, it appears that this is actually making way more changes that the summary would suggest. I've been having trouble lining up my schedule to get onto opscode's code review sessions, but if/when I get #90 pushed through, this PR could at least be reduced by that much and maybe re-summarized/re-described for the other things it is doing. |
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@estebistec Opscode is no longer involved in this repo, so their code review meetings have no sway here. |
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@eric-tucker No need to worry about offending me, the change in #90 is much cleaner. It has been a while since I've worked with this code, but from what I remember, some of my additional changes were due to issues with If you want I can take another look at this PR over the weekend and rebase it off of #90 |
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@coderanger Oh yeah? I guess that simplifies that. How about the nginx cookbook? |
allow users to override the python package names. This is important with AWS Opsworks, the package
pythoninstalls python 2.6, if you want to install python 2.7 you have to use the package namedpython27All you have to do now to override the installed package is set the attribute to the package names you want
default['python']['python_pkgs'] = ["python27", "python27-devel"]