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#
# Author:: Adam Jacob (<adam@chef.io>)
# Author:: Claire McQuin (<claire@chef.io>)
# Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2008-2016 Chef Software, Inc.
# License:: Apache License, Version 2.0
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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#
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require "chef-config/config"
require "ohai/exception"
require "ohai/log"
require "ohai/plugin_config"
module Ohai
Config = ChefConfig::Config
# Reopens ChefConfig::Config to add Ohai configuration settings.
# see: https://github.com/chef/chef/blob/master/lib/chef/config.rb
class Config
# These methods need to be defined before they are used as config defaults,
# otherwise they will get method_missing'd to nil.
class << self
def merge_deprecated_config
[ :hints_path, :plugin_path ].each do |option|
if has_key?(option) && send(option) != send("default_#{option}".to_sym)
Ohai::Log.warn(option_deprecated(option))
end
end
ohai.merge!(configuration)
end
def default_hints_path
[ ChefConfig::Config.platform_specific_path("/etc/chef/ohai/hints") ]
end
def default_plugin_path
[ File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "plugins")), ChefConfig::Config.platform_specific_path("/etc/chef/ohai/plugins") ]
end
end
# Copy deprecated configuration options into the ohai config context.
# Keep "old" config defaults around so anyone calling Ohai::Config[:key]
# won't be broken. Also allows users to append to configuration options
# (e.g., Ohai::Config[:plugin_path] << some_path) in their config files.
default :disabled_plugins, []
default :hints_path, default_hints_path
default :log_level, :auto
default :log_location, STDERR
default :plugin_path, default_plugin_path
# Log deprecation warning when a top-level configuration option is set.
# TODO: Should we implement a config_attr_reader so that deprecation
# warnings will be generatd on read?
[
:directory,
:disabled_plugins,
:log_level,
:log_location,
:version,
].each do |option|
# https://docs.chef.io/config_rb_client.html#ohai-settings
# hints_path and plugin_path are intentionally excluded here; warnings for
# setting these attributes are generated in merge_deprecated_config since
# append (<<) operations bypass the config writer.
config_attr_writer option do |value|
# log_level and log_location are common configuration options for chef
# and other chef applications. When configuration files are read there
# is no distinction between log_level and Ohai::Config[:log_level] and
# we may emit a false deprecation warning. The deprecation warnings for
# these settings reflect that possibility.
# Furthermore, when the top-level config settings are removed we will
# need to ensure that Ohai.config[:log_level] can be set by writing
# log_level in a configuration file for consistent behavior with chef.
deprecation_warning = if [ :log_level, :log_location ].include?(value)
option_might_be_deprecated(option)
else
option_deprecated(option)
end
Ohai::Log.warn(deprecation_warning)
value
end
end
config_context :ohai do
default :disabled_plugins, []
default :hints_path, Ohai::Config.default_hints_path
default :log_level, :auto
default :log_location, STDERR
default :plugin, Ohai::PluginConfig.new { |h, k| h[k] = Ohai::PluginConfig.new }
default :plugin_path, Ohai::Config.default_plugin_path
end
class << self
def option_deprecated(option)
<<-EOM.chomp!.tr("\n", " ")
Ohai::Config[:#{option}] is set. Ohai::Config[:#{option}] is deprecated and will
be removed in future releases of ohai. Use ohai.#{option} in your configuration
file to configure :#{option} for ohai.
EOM
end
def option_might_be_deprecated(option)
option_deprecated(option) + <<-EOM.chomp!.tr("\n", " ")
If your configuration file is used with other applications which configure
:#{option}, and you have not configured Ohai::Config[:#{option}], you may
disregard this warning.
EOM
end
end
end
# Shortcut for Ohai::Config.ohai
def self.config
Config.ohai
end
end