add 'verify' command to Berkshelf

[reset]

This will perform a ruby syntax, erb syntax, and file name verification on all cookbooks installed by a given Berksfile.

Right now this only grabs the first error and displays it. We can collect all exceptions and output a digest at a later point.

/cc @sethvargo

[sethvargo]

@reset Doesn't Ridley already do this? I feel like I have definitely seen code like this before...

[reset]

It's doing it and we're leveraging it. It just does it at upload time and this allows you to define a step in your release process earlier.

The last thing you do when you release software following the environment cookbook pattern is to upload your cookbook. You could waste a lot of time just to find out the cookbook can't even "compile" ;).

Also much faster then loading a VM with Test Kitchen to identify a syntax problem.

Jamie Winsor
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On Oct 27, 2014, at 6:50 PM, Seth Vargo notifications@github.com wrote:

@reset Doesn't Ridley already do this? I feel like I have definitely seen code like this before...

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[sethvargo]

Lol fair. It looks like the build is failing though, but otherwise 👍