In this place: 'http://openshift.github.io/documentation/oo_deployment_guide_comprehensive.html#installation-2' the package name is mcollective-client when it should be ruby193-mcollective-client to use the right Openshift Origin deps and environment.
Bilhar--your pull request includes two commits from October 2013 that you don't want to include. The easiest way to fix this: 1. Go back to the master branch: git checkout master 2. Make sure master is up-to-date: git fetch upstream && git rebase upstream/master && git push origin master 3. Create a new feature branch. Per convention, call it 'bug_<NUMBER>' git checkout -b bug_1120897 4. Now cherry-pick the relevant commit from your original branch to this new one: git cherry-pick 237dff48f3ad5b175a393b9ef710b4d1fd67caf3 5. Push the new feature branch to GitHub git push origin bug_1120897 6. Create a new pull request and close the old one. This way the only change in the pull request will be the relevant one. Cherry-picking works because each commit gets a unique ID, regardless of which branch it belongs to. So you are telling git: "wherever in my local repo you find this commit, add it to my current branch" Please let me know when the new PR is ready for review.
PR is reviewed and merged: https://github.com/openshift/origin-server/pull/5641 Thanks, Bilhar!