RTECO-1536 - Add native RubyGems/Bundler command with auth and build-info - #499
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Implements the core business logic for `jf ruby gem|bundle` native command:
- RubyCommand dispatcher: routes to gem or bundle with stdio passthrough
- Authentication injection:
- Bundler: BUNDLE_<HOST> env var with proper host-key normalization
- gem: GEM_HOST_API_KEY env var
- Non-destructive, per-process only, respects existing native credentials
- Host-match safety: skips injection when source host differs from server
- Help bypass: no auth for help/-h/--help requests
- Repository discovery: --source/--host args > Gemfile source > gem sources
- Build-info collection:
- Dependencies: via RubygemsFlexPack for bundle install/update/lock/add
and opportunistic gem install/fetch
- Artifacts: gem build (local .gem checksums) and gem push (+ property tagging)
- AQL checksum enrichment: single batched query for all deps
- 10 unit tests covering auth, repo extraction, help detection, host matching
Note: go.mod contains local replace directive for build-info-go (development only,
to be replaced with proper version bump at merge time).
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Bug fixes: - Bug 1: GEM_HOST_API_KEY now uses Basic base64 encoding (was raw user:pass which Artifactory rejected) - Bug 2: gem install/fetch embeds credentials in --source URL for index downloads (specs.4.8.gz) since GEM_HOST_API_KEY is not used for those requests in RubyGems 3.x - Bug 3: explicit no-args error before help bypass prevents silent fallthrough to gem help - Bug 4: skip credential injection when no Artifactory source is discovered (even with --server-id) New feature: - --repo flag constructs the full Artifactory gems API URL from server config + repo name, eliminating the need to pass full URLs. For gem install/push, injects --source/--host automatically. Also enriches dependency repo path from AQL results in build-info. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Scope classification: - New parseGemfileGroups() parses Gemfile group blocks and inline groups - Classifies gems as production/development/test - Transitive deps inherit scopes from their parents - Scopes passed to build-info for Xray scanning jf setup integration: - Added project.Ruby to packageManagerToRepositoryPackageType (Gems) - New configureRuby() method configures Bundler credentials via 'bundle config set' and adds source to ~/.gemrc - Ruby now appears in 'jf setup' supported package managers list Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…rovements - Remove gem build from artifact collection (local-only, no Artifactory path) - Only gem push now records artifacts in build-info - Implement hybrid checksum strategy: local gem cache first, AQL fallback - Add gem push auth via temporary ~/.gem/credentials (all RubyGems versions) - Embed credentials in --source URL for gem install/fetch index downloads - Strip trailing slash from --host to prevent 405 double-slash issue - Skip auth injection entirely for gem build (pure local operation) - Remove dead parseGemBuildOutputFile function and its tests Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
bundle lock only resolves the dependency graph and writes Gemfile.lock without downloading any gems. No actual consumption from Artifactory happens, so recording dependencies in build-info is incorrect. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Points to feature branch commit instead of local path so CI can resolve the dependency without a local checkout. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Artifactory accepts basic auth with an empty username when the password is a valid access token (reference or JWT). This matches the Go module proxy pattern. Changed credential check from requiring both user+pass to only requiring pass (token). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Previously when --server-id pointed to a non-existent config entry, the command logged a warning and fell through to rubygems.org. Now it returns a clear error, matching user intent. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Bundler credential lookup may check only the hostname key (e.g., BUNDLE_LOCALHOST) ignoring the port. Now inject credentials under both the host:port key and hostname-only key to cover all versions. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…ative-support # Conflicts: # artifactory/commands/setup/setup.go # artifactory/commands/setup/setup_test.go # go.mod
Merging main brought in packageManagerConfigs, which drives the note printed after a successful setup and is asserted to cover every supported package manager. Ruby was registered as supported but had no entry, so the map held 17 of the expected 18 and the setup tests failed. Ruby writes ~/.gemrc and ~/.bundle/config directly, always under the user's home directory, and honours no override variable of its own, so it is described as a user-level configuration change rather than a credentials-only one.
The RubyGems FlexPack branch now contains main, so its pseudo-version is newer than main's. Consumers can therefore select it through an ordinary require instead of a replace directive, which previously could not pin backwards to a commit older than main.
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why are we creating this the setup command would create it right?
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This is deliberate, not an oversight: jf ruby is a config-less flow (see the doc comment at the top of ruby.go) that does not assume jf setup ruby ran first, so gem push needs to be able to create ~/.gem itself on a machine where setup was never run.
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okay understood but if we are assuming that setup cmd never ran then while doing the push how it will know which registry/repo to push to the command is anyway going to fail right?
Please elaborate how create /.gem file while pushing is valid.
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Checked this properly — the two are unrelated, so push does not depend on setup having run. jf setup ruby only ever writes ~/.gemrc and ~/.bundle/config (confirmed in setup.go) — it never touches ~/.gem/credentials. And jf ruby gem push gets its target repo from the --repo flag plus jfrog-cli's own server config (via rubyResolveServerDetails), not from anything setup writes. So jf ruby gem push --repo my-repo my.gem resolves its target the same way whether or not setup ever ran. The ~/.gem/credentials write exists purely because RubyGems' own push_command.rb hardcodes reading that file for Basic-auth credentials keyed by the resolved --host — that's a RubyGems requirement, not something tied to our setup command at all.
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we should not parse stdout anywhere , please check it everywhere and try ot not use it.
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Done a full pass on this in 73c2eec. Beyond the gem install/fetch stdout parsing (previous comment), two more text-parsing paths are removed: bundleInstalledPackages/parseBundleListLine (parsed bundle list stdout) and parseGemfileGroups and its helpers (a hand-rolled Gemfile parser with regex block-tracking for if/unless/case/begin/while/until — its own doc comment still said ungrouped gems get "production", the same mislabel already fixed on the build-info-go side).
The Windows CI job failed every ~/.gemrc and ~/.bundle/config test, and the cause was a real defect rather than a test artefact. Go's os.UserHomeDir resolves the home directory from %USERPROFILE% on Windows, while Ruby's Dir.home — which both Gem.user_home and Bundler.user_home build on — prefers $HOME when it is set and only then falls back to %USERPROFILE%. A Windows developer working under Git Bash or MSYS normally does have $HOME set, so `jf setup ruby` wrote ~/.gemrc and ~/.bundle/config to a directory neither gem nor bundle ever reads, and setup silently had no effect. The ruby package now resolves the home directory itself, and the two setup writers and the temporary gem credentials file all use it. On Unix os.UserHomeDir already returns $HOME, so nothing changes there. The shared userFile helper is deliberately left alone: it serves every package manager, and only Ruby's tools have this preference. The permission assertions now go through the existing assertOwnerOnly helper, which skips Windows, where os.Chmod only toggles the read-only attribute and the mode always reads back as 0666.
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…RubyGems' own API Replace "Successfully installed X-Y"/"Downloaded X-Y.gem" stdout scraping with a before/after snapshot diff against RubyGems' own Specification API (queried via `ruby -e`, the same approach build-info-go's RubygemsFlexPack now uses for Bundler). This also fixes a real gap the old mechanism had: stdout parsing produces nothing under `--quiet`, silently dropping build-info. For `gem install`, snapshot Gem::Specification before/after (naturally covers transitive dependencies pulled in alongside whatever was named on the command line). For `gem fetch`, which downloads a file without installing it, diff the .gem filenames present in the working directory and read each new file's embedded spec via Gem::Package rather than parsing the filename (ambiguous for names that themselves contain digits and hyphens). Removes the stdout-parsing primary path and the args+`gem list`-parsing fallback entirely — the snapshot diff is strictly more robust than both. Also removes bundleInstalledPackages/parseBundleListLine (parses `bundle list` stdout) and parseGemfileGroups and its helpers (a hand-rolled Gemfile parser with regex block-tracking for if/unless/case/begin/while/until, whose own doc comment still said ungrouped gems get "production" — the same mislabel already fixed on the build-info-go side). Both are now redundant: RubygemsFlexPack's NewRubygemsFlexPack already derives the installed set and Bundler's own group names live from Bundler's Definition API, respecting whatever --without/--with was already applied via `bundle install`. Also clarifies the injectAuth host-selection comment, which read as though it were the authorization decision itself; the actual gate is authorizedForSource a few lines below, which restricts to Artifactory's own host by default and treats an explicit --server-id as the one documented opt-in to a different host. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- // Pick which host name the credential env vars below get built for: the discovered - // source URL's host when there is one, else the configured Artifactory host. This is - // only choosing a string for env var construction — it does not by itself decide - // whether credentials actually go anywhere. That decision belongs to - // authorizedForSource below, which is what actually restricts the target to - // Artifactory's own host by default (an explicit --server-id is the one case where a - // different host is allowed, per authorizedForSource's own doc comment). + // Select the host name used to build the credential env var keys below: the discovered + // source host, else the configured Artifactory host. Authorization itself is decided by + // authorizedForSource, which restricts the target to the configured Artifactory host + // unless --server-id is set.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@artifactory/commands/ruby/native_ruby.go`:
- Around line 400-407: Replace the single-version-per-name representation in
rubyGemSnapshot and the rubyInstalledGemVersions/rubySnapshotGemState flow with
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- Around line 598-604: Shorten the comment above the credential
environment-variable host selection to two concise sentences: state that it
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Artifactory host, and that authorization is enforced separately by
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Resolve conflicts: - artifactory/commands/setup/setup.go: keep both new entries (project.Apk from main, project.Ruby from this branch) in packageManagerConfigs and packageManagerToRepositoryPackageType. - go.mod / go.sum: take main's dependency versions, then bump build-info-go to the commit that merged the RubyGems FlexPack (jfrog/build-info-go#394).
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Summary
Implements the core business logic for the
jf ruby gem|bundlenative command in jfrog-cli-artifactory, covering authentication injection, repository discovery, native tool execution, and build-info collection.Depends on: jfrog/build-info-go#394
What is included in this PR
gemorbundlewith full stdio passthroughBUNDLE_<HOST>with full host-key normalization (. -> __, - -> ___, etc.)GEM_HOST_API_KEYwith properBasic base64(user:pass)encodinggem install/fetch --source(for index downloads)--repoflag: Constructs the full Artifactory gems API URL from server config + repo name, eliminating the need to pass full URLs. Auto-injects--source/--hostfor gem install/push.bundle install/update/lock/addand opportunisticgem install/fetchgem build(local .gem checksums) andgem push(+ build property tagging in Artifactory)Bug fixes in this update
GEM_HOST_API_KEYnow encodes asBasic base64(user:pass)— Artifactory expects this formatgem install/fetchembeds credentials directly in--sourceURL for index downloads (specs.4.8.gz) sinceGEM_HOST_API_KEYis not used for those requests in RubyGems 3.xgem help--server-id)Auth level
Server-level (host-level) — one credential covers all repos on the same Artifactory instance. Not repo-level.
What will be in follow-up PRs
jf setupintegration for Ruby, paginated AQL, cached build-info reuse, multi-source Gemfile authTest plan
go test ./artifactory/commands/ruby/... -v- all tests passgo build ./...- compiles successfully (with local build-info-go replace)go vet ./artifactory/commands/ruby/...- no issuesSummary by CodeRabbit