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Announcing Snyk CLI for Ruby, and more ways to fix Ruby vulnerabilities

Écrit par:
Johanna Kollmann
Johanna Kollmann

19 décembre 2016

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Since we launched Ruby last month, we’ve been working away on improvements. Today we’re excited to let you know about our extended support for Ruby:

Ruby CLI

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Use our Ruby CLI to test Ruby projects continuously, and monitor your dependencies for new vulnerabilities. Install the latest version of Snyk using npm install -g snyk to try it.

Note that snyk test and snyk monitor are currently supported, and you can add these commands to your build system. Fixing vulnerabilities with snyk wizard is only available for Node.js; for fixing Ruby vulnerabilities, use our GitHub integration.

Extended functionality for fixing Ruby vulnerabilities

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Snyk fixes your Ruby projects by updating vulnerable dependencies in your Gemfile.lock file. We now also take your Gemfile into account, so more vulnerabilities can be detected and fixed easily!

When a fix requires a change to your Gemfile, our fix pull requests will propose these changes.

When you open a PR via Snyk.io, we will give you a heads-up when this is the case.

Improved commit messages

Alongside the Ruby work, we updated the commit messages for our fix PRs for Node.js and Ruby. All the detail you see in the PR is now included in the commit messages, and lives on in git itself. We referred to and can highly recommend the Government Digital Service’s Git style guide.