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Remove unused nsq common directory. Fix nsqd data_path #15
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Hey there,
In our production environment, we had been setting
['nsq']['nsqd']['data_path']
in our node attributes, and not seeing the data directory being created when provisioning a server with nsqd. This PR fixes that.I removed the nsq 'common' directory attribute
['nsq']['data_path']
, since it's not used anywhere except in the nsqd recipe - it's confusing and not helpful to have one more layer of indirection between the two different directories. The nsqd recipe was updated to create the nsqd data_path instead.This will be a breaking change for anyone who has overridden
['nsq']['data_path']
instead of['nsq']['nsqd']['data_path']
- but it seems simpler and more correct to me.Let me know what you think!
Blake