database.yml default template about application_ruby HOT 8 CLOSED

No, if you do not specify it, the default.yml.erb template from the cookbook application_ruby will be used.

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The documentation reads:

database_template: the name of the template that will be rendered to create the database.yml file; if specified it will be looked up in the application cookbook. Defaults to "database.yml.erb" from this cookbook

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Yes, so 'if specified' -> you set it in the rails block in your application cookbook.
If not specified -> takes the database.yml.erb from application_ruby cookbook.

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Understood. Your first comment mentioned default.yml.erb which was confusing. Thanks for the clarification.

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That was indeed confusing. Apologies for the typo.

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This is no longer an issue in the development version.

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@coderanger what do you mean by that? I can't see an example where I can specify my custom template file with the latest release. A hint would me warmly welcome :)

Thanks

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@quentindemetz You generally don't need to as the database property will convert everything inside its hash/block into the database.yml file, but you can override the default via database_config_source 'nameottemplate.erb'. You can see the default template at https://github.com/poise/application_ruby/blob/master/chef/templates/database.yml.erb

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