Open lamont-granquist opened 2 years ago
What is okay to do is the other boolean:
unified_mode false if respond_to?(:unified_mode)
That is fine. That turns off unified_mode everywhere and you can write your resources old-style forever and opt-out of unified mode.
Individual sites can ever put this in config.rb (or kitchen.yml settings):
silence_deprecation_warnings %w{unified_mode}
That isn't a coherent thing to ever want to do, since you get
unified_mode true
behavior on newer chef-client andunified_mode false
behavior on older chef-client and will require careful testing on all versions, and crazy questions to me on how to write code so that it works the same both ways.In general people need to pick one way or the other, and have backwards compatibility via
unified_mode false
(and suffer the deprecation warning forever reminding you that support for Chef 12 has been dropped ages ago) or else setunified_mode true
and properly drop support for old Chef 12