Closed davidzhao closed 10 years ago
:+1: My collegue discovered this same issue recently too.
I tried repackaging the gem, and install it locally, that will fix the issue. @dwaite Can you please repack and republish the gem?
Ran into the same issue using em-http-request
gem since it uses cookiejar
as a dependency and now fails on require
Fetching the gem and running the following should fix it
cd cookiejar
sudo chmod -R a+r lib
gem build cookie-jar.gemspec
gem push cookie-jar-0.3.1.gem
Any updates here? It'd be a huge help if the maintainer could simply repackage and bump the version.
Please update this project to fix this problem.
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@dwaite Please repackage the gem :) :+1:
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+1
Has anyone pinged @dwaite via email?
@adamjacobbecker Please go ahead :smile:
Just pinged him via email. FWIW, it might be worth asking the maintainers of other libraries that depend on cookiejar to lock the version at 0.3.0.
cookiejar 0.3.2 released to fix the issue. But now I'll be raising an issue with ruby gems ;-)
Amazing, thank you!
@dwaite Thanks :-)
The latest version is showing file perms of 600 instead of 644 for all files within the gem. This creates a problem when people install gems as root into /usr/local/lib/ruby, and then try to load it with another user on the system.
0.3.0 is packaged correctly. something had changed in the last version