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default version is 0.2.0, according to the attributes.
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Add default recipe which installs and starts consul as a service
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Changes in a nutshell:
defaultrecipe now installs consul, specifying binary vs source based on an attribute (default is binary).defaultrecipe now includes theservicerecipe, which creates and starts a consul service. The service can be configured as bootstrap (single host and default), server, or client.serversattribute which is an array of servers to connect to on startup. This will allow a wrapper cookbook or role to configure a cluster of consul servers easily. Note that we don't want consul to restart when this list changes, so the init script template does not trigger a restart. We could probably make this smarter by writing a list of hosts to another file which doesn't trigger restart and having the init script read from it. I'm not aware of a good way to test this with test-kitchen.Other notes:
binaryorsourcesuites, as the tests are defined only for thedefaultsuite.kitchen verifybefore PR:kitchen verifyafter PR: