Method: Chef::Deprecated::Base#silenced?

Defined in:
lib/chef/deprecated.rb

#silenced? ⇒ Boolean

Check if this deprecation has been silenced.

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/chef/deprecated.rb', line 63

def silenced?
  # Check if all warnings have been silenced.
  return true if Chef::Config[:silence_deprecation_warnings] == true
  # Check if this warning has been silenced by the config.
  return true if Chef::Config[:silence_deprecation_warnings].any? do |silence_spec|
    if silence_spec.is_a? Integer
      # Integers can end up matching the line number in the `location` string
      silence_spec = "CHEF-#{silence_spec}"
    else
      # Just in case someone uses a symbol in the config by mistake.
      silence_spec = silence_spec.to_s
    end
    # Check for a silence by deprecation name, or by location.
    self.class.deprecation_key == silence_spec || self.class.deprecation_id.to_s == silence_spec || "chef-#{self.class.deprecation_id}" == silence_spec.downcase || location.include?(silence_spec)
  end
  # check if this warning has been silenced by inline comment.
  return true if location =~ /^(.*?):(\d+):in/ && begin
    # Don't buffer the whole file in memory, so read it one line at a time.
    line_no = $2.to_i
    if File.exist?($1) # some stacktraces come from `eval` and not a file
      location_file = ::File.open($1)
      (line_no - 1).times { location_file.readline } # Read all the lines we don't care about.
      relevant_line = location_file.readline
      relevant_line.match?(/#.*chef:silence_deprecation($|[^:]|:#{self.class.deprecation_key})/)
    end
  end

  false
end