This file is used to list changes made in each version of ulimit.
- Added a Test Kitchen config for basic testing
- Added the license file to the repo to resolve a Foodcritic warning
- Added a Berksfile
- Added a chefignore file to limit what gets uploaded to the Chef Server
- Resolved all cookstyle warnings
- Added Chefspec matchers
- Fixed the metadata license string to be an SPDX standard license string to resolve Foodcritic warnings
- Add supports, source_url, issues_url, and chef_version metadata to resolve Foodcritic warnings
- Resolved backwards compatibility check for Chef 10
- Switched the default recipe from platform to platform_family to catch more Debian/Ubuntu derivatives
- Added testing with ChefDK's delivery local mode in Travis
- Resolves issue some users were having with a resource-loading race condition, thanks to Chris Roberts (https://github.com/chrisroberts)
- Fix domain typo, thanks to David Radcliffe (https://github.com/dwradcliffe) (also reported by Lewis Thompson (https://github.com/lewisthompson))
- Add support for split hard/soft nofile limits, thanks to Troy Ready (https://github.com/troyready)
- Fix license boilerplate, thanks to Troy Ready (https://github.com/troyready)
- Fix limits.d file extension, thanks to https://github.com/soul-rebel
- Add Domain LWRP for arbitrary rule creation. Thanks for Chris Roberts (https://github.com/chrisroberts)
- Support specifying users via attributes (as long as your runlist includes the ulimit::default recipe). Thanks to Dmytro Shteflyuk (https://github.com/kpumuk)
- Allow setting core_limit. Thanks to Aaron Nichols (https://github.com/adnichols)
- Does not set any ulimit parameter by default - only when specified. Thanks to Graham Christensen (https://github.com/zippykid)
- Adds node attribute node['ulimit']['pam_su_template_cookbook'] to allow users to provide a su pam.d template from another cookbook
- Add memory limit handling, courtesy of Sean Porter (bmhatfield#3)
- Initial release of ulimit
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