Sagar-

I just confirmed that Cypress 7.1.0 should work on Ubuntu 20.04. However, it is recommended to install Cypress 7.1.0 on Ubuntu 22.04 since it has not been tested on the Ubuntu 20.04 operating system.

To make the chef recipe work, you will need to make some modifications to the following file cypress-recipe/providers/install_app.rb after cloning the cypress-recipe git repository. As you will see in the snippet below, the recipe specifically references Ubuntu 22.04 and jammy. You will need to update those references to focal and Ubuntu 20.04.

cypress-recipe/providers/install_app.rb

  apt_repository "mongodb" do
    uri "http://repo.mongodb.org/apt/ubuntu"
    distribution "jammy" + "/mongodb-org/6.0"
    components ["multiverse"]
    keyserver "keyserver.ubuntu.com"
    key "39bd841e4be5fb195a65400e6a26b1ae64c3c388"
  end

  apt_repository new_resource.name do
    uri new_resource.repository
    distribution "22.04"
    components ["main"]
    key new_resource.repository_key
  end

modified
cypress-recipe/providers/install_app.rb

  apt_repository "mongodb" do
    uri "http://repo.mongodb.org/apt/ubuntu"
    distribution "focal" + "/mongodb-org/6.0"
    components ["multiverse"]
    keyserver "keyserver.ubuntu.com"
    key "39bd841e4be5fb195a65400e6a26b1ae64c3c388"
  end

  apt_repository new_resource.name do
    uri new_resource.repository
    distribution "20.04"
    components ["main"]
    key new_resource.repository_key
  end

After making those changes, you should be able to run the chef script. Note, you make need to start the installation from scratch to avoid conflicts.

-Dave Czulada

Sagar

We will look into this.
Are you using this recipe https://github.com/projectcypress/cypress-recipe/tree/cypress_v7?
We have tested this with Ubuntu 22, we'll see if its compatible with Ubuntu 20.

-Dave Czulada

Any update on this. 

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