Closed mAAdhaTTah closed 10 years ago
Hmmm, depending on 55 is not good since 56 is already there. I opwould have to do some chef research to figure out if there is something.
The other solution would be one PHP recipe and an attribute that determines what version it installs.
What about this as a solution?
Yeah, seems like a great solution! In the future we can even extend it to allow the list of php modules to be compiled to be configured. This way any configuration anyone would want is possible.
Great! Happy to contribute. You've got a great application here (which is going to come in handy with Yosemite comes out :) ).
yeah, fyi, i'm running "my" config https://github.com/roderik/kitchenplan-config on every beta build of 10.10. So if you want to take the plunge, it's good to go :)
I'm running a Hackintosh, so I'm actually probably going to have to wait before upgrading.
Pretty simple, though there is this lingering question from the other thread:
Currently the php apps I added (following the convention you used on composer originally) require the php55 recipe. Is there some way to check if any of the php recipes have been run already? How would you suggest going about this?