Route CI gem installs through a scanning registry mirror - #378
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`bundle install` resolved straight from rubygems.org over plaintext HTTP, with no install-time scanning of build dependencies. Two changes are needed, not one: - Point Bundler's rubygems.org mirror at the scanning registry, with the credential supplied by CI rather than committed. - Switch the Gemfile source to https. Bundler matches mirrors by exact source URI including scheme, so a `mirror.https://rubygems.org` setting does not apply to a Gemfile declaring `http://rubygems.org` — the mirror would have been configured but never used. The step fails the build if the mirror is not active. Forked pull requests are the exception: CI does not share credentials with forks, so those builds log that they are unrouted and continue rather than failing a contributor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why?
CI installed gems over plaintext HTTP with no install-time scanning of build dependencies. This gem is published publicly, so an unscanned build dependency would sit upstream of a package others consume.
How?
Routes Bundler through a scanning registry mirror, with the credential supplied by CI rather than committed, and switches the Gemfile source to HTTPS. The build fails if the mirror is not active.
Notes for reviewers
The HTTPS change is load-bearing, not cosmetic. Bundler matches mirrors by exact source URI including scheme, so a mirror for
https://rubygems.orgwould never apply to a Gemfile declaringhttp://rubygems.org.Forked pull requests do not receive CI credentials, so those builds log that they are unrouted and continue rather than failing an outside contributor.
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