How to update vulnerable gems?
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GitHub has recently submitted a vulnerability on the Rack gem. I don't explicitly require Rack on my Gemfile. It's a Ruby on Rails dependency.
What is the correct way to update the Rack gem? Should I place it on my Gemfile? Should I use bundle update gem --source
? Or should I wait to Ruby on Rails to update its gemspec and have Ruby on Rails updated?
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GitHub has recently submitted a vulnerability on the Rack gem. I don't explicitly require Rack on my Gemfile. It's a Ruby on Rails dependency.
What is the correct way to update the Rack gem? Should I place it on my Gemfile? Should I use bundle update gem --source
? Or should I wait to Ruby on Rails to update its gemspec and have Ruby on Rails updated?
ruby bundler gemfile
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bundle update rack
and committing the change introduced by running this command should be enough.
– Marek Lipka
2 days ago
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GitHub has recently submitted a vulnerability on the Rack gem. I don't explicitly require Rack on my Gemfile. It's a Ruby on Rails dependency.
What is the correct way to update the Rack gem? Should I place it on my Gemfile? Should I use bundle update gem --source
? Or should I wait to Ruby on Rails to update its gemspec and have Ruby on Rails updated?
ruby bundler gemfile
GitHub has recently submitted a vulnerability on the Rack gem. I don't explicitly require Rack on my Gemfile. It's a Ruby on Rails dependency.
What is the correct way to update the Rack gem? Should I place it on my Gemfile? Should I use bundle update gem --source
? Or should I wait to Ruby on Rails to update its gemspec and have Ruby on Rails updated?
ruby bundler gemfile
ruby bundler gemfile
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bundle update rack
and committing the change introduced by running this command should be enough.
– Marek Lipka
2 days ago
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bundle update rack
and committing the change introduced by running this command should be enough.
– Marek Lipka
2 days ago
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bundle update rack
and committing the change introduced by running this command should be enough.– Marek Lipka
2 days ago
bundle update rack
and committing the change introduced by running this command should be enough.– Marek Lipka
2 days ago
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bundle update rack
and committing the change introduced by running this command should be enough.– Marek Lipka
2 days ago