source "https://rubygems.org"
source "https://rubygems.cinc.sh" do
  gem "omnibus", ">= 10.9.0"
  gem "omnibus-software"
  gem "mixlib-install"
end

gem "artifactory"
# The Cinc fork runs its bundler script without the build's outer Bundler env,
# so gem licenses get collected; upstream's aborts with two Bundlers loaded.
gem "license_scout", git: "https://gitlab.com/cinc-project/upstream/license-scout.git", branch: "1-stable"

gem "pedump"

# mixlib-shellout 3.3.x (pinned transitively by chef 19) has no native
# x64-mingw-ucrt variant; its pure-ruby Windows code path `require`s
# "win32/process" and "ffi/win32/extensions". Both gems only land via
# chef's Windows-platform deps in the development group, which CI skips,
# so declare them explicitly here.
gem "win32-process", platforms: %i{mswin mswin64 mingw x64_mingw}
gem "ffi-win32-extensions", platforms: %i{mswin mswin64 mingw x64_mingw}

# This development group is installed by default when you run `bundle install`,
# but if you are using Omnibus in a CI-based infrastructure, you do not need
# the Test Kitchen-based build lab. You can skip these unnecessary dependencies
# by running bundle config set --local without dep_selector && bundle install to speed up build times.
group :development do
  # Use Berkshelf for resolving cookbook dependencies
  gem "berkshelf", ">= 8.0"

  # Use Test Kitchen with Vagrant for converging the build environment
  gem "test-kitchen", ">= 3.0"
  gem "kitchen-vagrant"
  gem "winrm-elevated"
  gem "chef-winrm-fs", ">= 1.4.4"
end
