Closed dlresende closed 7 years ago
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Hey,
I did publicize my membership of pivotal-cf org.
As per my understanding, that should be enough.
Thanks for the PR - can you clarify how you got a file named latest-bosh*-stemcell-warden.*
? Nowadays, bosh.io should be giving names in a very predictable format of bosh-stemcell-*-warden-boshlite-ubuntu-trusty-go_agent.tgz
, so I don't think the .gitignore
should need to change. Hoping you can point us to a doc that we can update instead.
Actually I'm using the bin/provision_cf
script. That script is downloading the lite stemcell locally with a name which currently is not compatible with with the name in the gitignore.
Updating the gitignore seems to be the change with less impact to sort it out.
Fair enough - thanks for the links.
For what it's worth, we're trying to encourage people to start using bosh-deployment, and, specifically, the bosh-lite ops file there. If you get a chance, you might want to try that out.
The process of installing a bosh-lite + cf requires a bosh-lite stemcell to be downloaded. At the end of the process, my local git repository reported some changes:
This PR adds the downloaded latest-bosh-lite-stemcell-warden.tgz to gitignore.