How see what exactly cookbook were uploaded fail? - ruby

Question

I try to upload cookbook with dependencies, here is a log:
[root#redhat cookbooks]# knife cookbook upload reference-app --include-dependencies
Uploading my-cookbook [0.1.0]
Uploading maven [1.2.0]
Uploading hipsnip-jetty [0.9.0]
Uploading ark [0.9.0]
Uploading java [1.29.0]
Uploading windows [1.34.8]
Uploading 7-zip [1.0.2]
Uploading chef_handler [1.1.6]
WARNING: Uploaded 8 cookbooks ok but 2 cookbooks upload failed.
It is all log. Is there a way to sse what cookbook were failed exactly?

Answer 1

Using the verbose flag will show you why it didn't upload correctly.
For instance I added some bad code to the apt cookbook...
[scarman#coldlight cookbooks]$ knife cookbook upload apt --include-dependencies -n -V
Uploading apt [2.6.0]
INFO: Validating ruby files
FATAL: Cookbook file recipes/default.rb has a ruby syntax error:
FATAL: /home/scarman/DevOps/cookbooks/apt/recipes/default.rb:29: `##' is not allowed as an instance variable name
FATAL: /home/scarman/DevOps/cookbooks/apt/recipes/default.rb:29: syntax error, unexpected end-of-input, expecting '('
FATAL: uha897*#S::##!!
FATAL: ^
And also turned my internet off for a moment...
[scarman#coldlight cookbooks]$ knife cookbook upload apt --include-dependencies -n -V
ERROR: Error connecting to https://api.opscode.com/organizations/cls-chef/cookbooks?num_versions=all, retry 1/5
ERROR: Error connecting to https://api.opscode.com/organizations/cls-chef/cookbooks?num_versions=all, retry 2/5
ERROR: Error connecting to https://api.opscode.com/organizations/cls-chef/cookbooks?num_versions=all, retry 3/5
ERROR: Error connecting to https://api.opscode.com/organizations/cls-chef/cookbooks?num_versions=all, retry 4/5
ERROR: Error connecting to https://api.opscode.com/organizations/cls-chef/cookbooks?num_versions=all, retry 5/5
ERROR: Network Error: Error connecting to https://api.opscode.com/organizations/cls-chef/cookbooks?num_versions=all - getaddrinfo: Name or service not known
Check your knife configuration and network settings
That should hopefully provide you with more insight as to why it's failing.