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berks.bat failed with return code: 100 #23
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If you can't run |
I forgot to mention - did you try setting System.Debug to true in case any more output is returned? |
You're a gentleman and a scholar :) I will say my _demo folder was right... and wrong, haha. There's a drop folder in it. The cookbook is in _demo/drop. I did change that. I got a new error. |
Sorry, didn't mean to comment yet. It looks like it can't read the pem. It doesn't show up in the folder it's looking for. I grabbed it during the deployment and the RSA key looks ok (or as I'd expect it to look). More complete error text :
No on the System.Debug to true, where would I set that? |
@sngehl01 Looks like I missed this reply - did you get past this issue? |
I have had a lot of issues with the "Upload Cookbook to Chef Server" task. I am able to successfully update the cookbook version # in the environment, but I cannot upload the cookbook. I get the following error in VSTS :
Googling error codes hasn't gotten me far. I get the same error when I try to remote into the machine and run the berks.bat install command (No Berksfile of Berksfile.lock found at 'C:/opscode/chefdk/bin'!)
I do have the berkshelf gem here : C:\opscode\chefdk\embedded\lib\ruby\gems\2.5.0\gems\berkshelf-7.0.4
I installed chefdk 3.1.0
Any ideas? thanks.
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