Looks like using chocolatey directly (as originally envisioned) brings the same problems we had with the windows cookbook.
This addition installs chocolatey on demand and exposes the necessary parameters so that we can group packages the way we do with installers and zip files.
Looks like using chocolatey directly (as originally envisioned) brings the same problems we had with the windows cookbook.
This addition installs chocolatey on demand and exposes the necessary parameters so that we can group packages the way we do with installers and zip files.