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We need a way to track operating system specific issues affecting a gem or ruby engine.
Here's one example:
While it affects cross-platform code, seems to only be exploitable on mingw32
Separately, looks like at least one Ruby developer disputes that this a security issue, so there's that to deal with as well.
Perhaps add an os field to the YAML format?
os
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or we could just change platform to be what rubygems actually considers platforms... java, x86-mingw32, x64-mingw32, linux, mswin, etc.
platform
java
x86-mingw32
x64-mingw32
linux
mswin
We'll change all jruby uses to java. I think that's the only case where we use platform right now.
jruby
The default platform is ruby, so we'll not require it in that case.
ruby
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We need a way to track operating system specific issues affecting a gem or ruby engine.
Here's one example:
While it affects cross-platform code, seems to only be exploitable on mingw32
Separately, looks like at least one Ruby developer disputes that this a security issue, so there's that to deal with as well.
Perhaps add an
os
field to the YAML format?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: