Don't add '-g' to defaults read command for NSGlobalDomain

[jeroenj]

Reading defaults of NSGlobalDomain fails. The provider would add a -g option when reading NSGlobalDomain defaults, which causes the command to fail and causes the provider to always set the value even if it hasn't changed. This is what the provider does:

defaults read NSGlobalDomain -g NSAllowContinuousSpellChecking
=> The domain/default pair of (kCFPreferencesAnyApplication, -g) does not exist

Using both NSGlobalDomain and -g doesn't work (anymore?) The following commands both correctly return the current value:

defaults read NSGlobalDomain NSAllowContinuousSpellChecking
defaults read -g NSAllowContinuousSpellChecking

Here is the issue I've created in the chef ticketing system. It this required for me to do, or can I just create pull requests to this repository? https://tickets.opscode.com/browse/COOK-3585

[jeroenj]

Quoted from the defaults man page:

-g | -globalDomain | NSGlobalDomain
          Specify the global domain. '-g' and '-globalDomain' may be used as synonyms for NSGlobalDomain.

So defining both isn't really needed.

[chasestubblefield]

+1

[jtimberman]

Hey there,

Sorry for the lack of response on this. Seems good. Thanks!

[jeroenj]

@jtimberman Would you mind releasing a new version of this cookbook with this fix?

[juliandunn]

@jeroenj I just released v1.4.4 which contains this fix.

[jeroenj]

Thanks!