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In resolving #136, I noticed that transport.username is now the preferred method for setting ssh transport usernames. Setting platform.driver.username appears to be deprecated, but that's currently the only way to set per platform exceptions that don't conform to bundled definitions in amis.json.
Example -- If in .kitchen.yml I set the following values
And I run kitchen setup, I get the following errors:
$$$$$$ WARN: The driver[Kitchen::Driver::Ec2] config key `username` is deprecated, please use `transport.username`
$$$$$$ WARN: The driver[Kitchen::Driver::Ec2] config key `username` is deprecated, please use `transport.username`
$$$$$$ WARN: The driver[Kitchen::Driver::Ec2] config key `username` is deprecated, please use `transport.username`
But if platform.driver.username gets deprecated, there is no way to set the fedora username exception since it is 1) not in amis.json, 2) does not match the transport.username, and 3) is not 'root'.
Am I just missing how this is supposed to be correctly handled?
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In resolving #136, I noticed that transport.username is now the preferred method for setting ssh transport usernames. Setting platform.driver.username appears to be deprecated, but that's currently the only way to set per platform exceptions that don't conform to bundled definitions in amis.json.
Example -- If in .kitchen.yml I set the following values
And I run kitchen setup, I get the following errors:
But if platform.driver.username gets deprecated, there is no way to set the fedora username exception since it is 1) not in amis.json, 2) does not match the transport.username, and 3) is not 'root'.
Am I just missing how this is supposed to be correctly handled?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: