## Chef InSpec 4.22.1

Chef InSpec has been updated from 4.20.6 to 4.22.1. This new release includes the following improvements:

- `apt-cdrom` repositories are now skipped when parsing out the list of apt repositories
- Faulty profiles are now reported instead of causing a crash
- Errors are no longer logged to stdout with the `html2` reporter
- macOS Big Sur is now correctly identified as macOS
- macOS/BSD support added to the interface resource along with new `ipv4_address`, `ipv4_addresses`, `ipv4_addresses_netmask`, `ipv4_cidrs`, `ipv6_addresses`, and `ipv6_cidrs` properties

## Fixes and Improvements

- Support for legacy DSA host keys has been restored in `knife ssh` and `knife bootstrap` commands.
- The collision warning error message when a cookbook includes a resource that now ships in Chef Infra Client has been improved to better explain the issue.
- Package sizes have been reduced with fewer installed files on disk.
- The `archive_file` resource now supports `pzstd` compressed files.

## New Deprecations

Chef Infra Client 16.2 and later require `provides` when assigning a name to a custom resource. In order to prepare for Chef Infra Client 16, make sure to include both `resource_name` and `provides` in resources when specifying a custom name.