Deploy all Cinc changes via git detection, version bumps, and knife uploads.
npx skills add https://github.com/timcase/agent-skills --skill knup
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: knup Source: https://github.com/timcase/agent-skills/tree/main/knup Command: npx skills add https://github.com/timcase/agent-skills --skill knup
knup is the single command to deploy all changes to the Cinc repo. No arguments, no flags. It automates detection of git-modified files, bumps cookbook versions, uploads changed artifacts to the Cinc server via knife, and commits and pushes the repo.
Run knup from the cinc repo to deploy all changes to the Cinc server and push them to git.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can automate Cinc cookbook deployment by running a single command that detects git-modified files, bumps patch versions, uploads cookbooks via knife, and commits changes to git.
The best way to upload Cinc nodes, roles, and data bags is using an automated deployment workflow that detects modified JSON files and creates or updates them on the Cinc server via knife.
Yes, you need both git and knife installed and configured, along with access to the Cinc server, to perform the version bumps, uploads, and git operations required for deployment.
Version bumping works by automatically incrementing the patch version of modified cookbooks before uploading them to the Cinc server, ensuring traceability before the changes are committed and pushed.
Yes, you can deploy all Cinc infrastructure changes without arguments or flags by running the deployment command directly from the cinc repository, which handles detection, upload, and git push automatically.
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