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Using Rubymine Chef plugin - Observations
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*) When I opened a cookbook, it would throw a bunch of VCS errors. | |
It offered me to add VCS paths to project. | |
- I dont know what VCS is | |
- I dont know what it would do | |
*) I would expect the 'project' to automatically detect that I am opening a Chef cookbook (Given the relatively unique and predictable structure of a chef coobook) | |
_ I could not figure out how to make Rubymine see an existing cookbook as a cookbook | |
-- Eventually I found a blogpost (http://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2014/09/whats-mining-chef-integration/) | |
--- blog post mentioned setting the project as a cookbook via some menu. I could not find the menu | |
--- Eventually I found that I can right click on the root of the project (cookbook), select 'mark directory as' and select 'cookbook root' | |
*) Vagrantfile will not work out of the box, because vagrant comes with its own embeded ruby install. | |
- various definitions and methods come back as undeclared | |
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