0.7.2

This is a backwards-INCOMPATIBLE release

• Catch up with ipython -> jupyter rebranding: renamed everything to juptyer.
  This includes directories, attributes, and other backwards-incompatible
  changes.
• More fixes to release process: don't include unnecessary files during berkshelf
  vendoring and release
• Vagrant and notebook server fixes
  • you can use attributes to set the notebook server's security token. Be
    careful with this config! It is disabled in the quickstart Vagrant setup
    for convenience, and remains enabled by default.
• Foodcritic fixes; resolves:
  • FC017: LWRP does not notify when updated: anaconda/providers/nbservice.rb:21
  • FC017: LWRP does not notify when updated: anaconda/providers/package.rb:21
  • FC017: LWRP does not notify when updated: anaconda/providers/package.rb:58
  • FC059: LWRP provider does not declare use_inline_resources: anaconda/providers/nbservice.rb:1
  • FC059: LWRP provider does not declare use_inline_resources: anaconda/providers/package.rb:1
  • FC048: Prefer Mixlib::ShellOut: ./providers/nbservice.rb:12
  • FC048: Prefer Mixlib::ShellOut: ./providers/package.rb:12

0.7.1

This cookbook is now up for adoption! See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

• Post release cleanup:
  • release script and better document release process
  • remove references to Chef DK
• (WIP!) Update Vagrant instructions:
  • Use Vagrant 2.0
  • Update image to use Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (xenial), from 14.04 LTS
• Lint/Quality
  • Added CONTRIBUTING.md
  • Added TESTING.md, and move content from README.md to that file
  • Remove vim swapfiles from release, because chefignore doesn't seem to do
    shit.
• Added checksums for new 5.0 Anaconda installers

0.7.0

First official 0.7.x release; see 0.7.0 changelog for details. Snippet from changelog:

Many, many changes and fixes to support both the latest Chef version and the
latest Anaconda versions.

Adds support for Anaconda 4.4.0 and 5.0.1! 5.0.1 is now the default.

0.6.2

First official 0.6.x release; see 0.6.0 changelog for details.

Note that this reverts the release process back to using Chef 11.x/ChefDK 0.3.6
because of chef/chef#3888.

0.6.0

This is a backwards-INCOMPATIBLE release

API, cookbook changes:

• Refactored attributes to be cleaner and more readable
• The user and group are now created if they don't exist, and by default are
  installed under anaconda/anaconda
• New attributes for configuring notebook server
• The OS architecture (x86 versus x86_64) is now autodetected by default

Platform, support changes:

• Added support for Anaconda 2.3 (all pythons and all architectures)
• Removed support for all Anacondas < 2.2.0
• updated metadata.rb 'supports' tags (hopefully this doesn't break anything)

Tools changes:

• Migrated to chefdk 0.8.1
  • upgraded gems
  • updated chefspec
  • updated documentation
  • removed rbenv/rvm files

Testing changes:

• Moved to kitchen-docker for Docker-based testing, which is much much much
  faster
• Updated supported (tested) platforms:
  • ubuntu:
    • removed: 12.10, 13.04, 13.10
    • added: 15.04
  • debian:
    • removed: 6.0.5
    • added: 7.8, 8.1 (7.9 and 8.2 not in fauxhai yet)
  • centos:
    • removed: 5.8, 6.0, 6.3
    • added: 5.11, 6.6, 7.1.1503
  • redhat (chefspec only, no kitchen testing):
    • removed: 5.8, 6.3
    • added: 5.9, 6.6, 7.1.1503

0.5.1

• Added support for Anaconda 2.2.0 with Python 3
  • Courtesy: https://github.com/nareynolds
• Minor cleanup: remove unused file

0.5.0

• Upgraded to Anaconda 2.2.0 from 2.0.1
  • Includes support for Anaconda 2.1.0
• Added support for Miniconda
• Upgraded Vagrantfile:
  • Upgraded Chef from 11.16+ to 12+ to match Kitchen tests
  • Upgraded OS from 12.04 to 14.04

0.4.4

Backwards-compatible fix for issue when using both the python cookbook and this
one. Issue: #12

0.4.3 was an unintended release, thanks to Chef Supermarket's crappiness.

0.4.2

New resource 'anaconda_nbservice', for running an IPython notebook server.
Somewhat experimental, it's fairly basic but usable.

0.4.1

Hotfix release:

• bad attribute name broke conda package installs and removes. Identified by
  #8, fixed by
  #9. Cheers to
  @touchdown for the report.