I have an attribute file titled default.rb
with a key in it default['current']
that stores a dir in string format. I wanted to use this for the following command to use when it changes directories:
# Run database migrations
execute 'database migrations' do
user 'ubuntu'
cwd "#{default['current']}"
command 'sudo php artisan down && sudo php artisan migrate --force && sudo php artisan up'
end
Instead when i ran the recipe i got the following error.
NameError
---------
No resource, method, or local variable named `default' for `Chef::Recipe "deploy"'
Is there a proper way to do this that I'm missing? I'd rather not hard code in the working directory.
When attributes are referenced in a recipe, we need to prefix them with node
, like this:
cwd node['current']
See also: Overriding attributes in the recipe