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Ruby 3.0 has been end of life since April 2024, and 3.1 through 3.3 are either past or close to their own end of life. Zammad itself pins 3.4.9, so a 3.4 floor matches the primary audience and lets the code use `it` and Data without compatibility branches. Also: - add faraday-retry, needed for the retrying transport that follows - add rbs, steep, simplecov and yard for the tooling that follows - drop the $LOAD_PATH hack from the gemspec in favour of require_relative - track .ruby-version instead of ignoring a file that was committed anyway - add bin/setup and bin/console - raise TargetRubyVersion to match, which needs UseAnonymousForwarding and BlockForwarding set explicitly to keep named parameters Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 1.x internals had several defects that could not be fixed without
breaking the public API:
- Collection#each included Enumerable but fetched a single page, so
iterating `client.x.all` silently stopped at 100 records.
- perform_on_behalf_of used `tap` with no `ensure`, so an exception in
the block left the From header set on every subsequent request, and
the mutable setter was unsafe to share between threads.
- The transport logged "user:password" on every client build, and logged
request payloads verbatim, including passwords sent when creating users.
- Requests had no timeouts, so a hung server blocked indefinitely, and no
retries, so a transient 502 surfaced to the caller.
- Faraday's ConnectionFailed and TimeoutError leaked to callers.
- Resource paths were absolute, which stripped the prefix from Zammad
installations served from a sub-path such as /zammad/.
- safe_json_parse returned {} for an unparseable body, which callers then
iterated as key/value pairs.
- method_missing was used without respond_to_missing?, and resources were
resolved with const_get on user input.
What replaces them:
- Config: an immutable, validated value object whose inspect redacts
credentials, so it is safe to log or attach to an error report.
- Transport: timeouts, retry with exponential backoff for idempotent
requests only (POST is never retried, so a failed create cannot
duplicate a record), and Faraday errors wrapped as ConnectionError or
TimeoutError. Credentials and sensitive payload keys are redacted.
- Response: a decoded response object, so Faraday is no longer part of
the public surface.
- One error class per status: AuthenticationError, AuthorizationError,
NotFoundError, ValidationError and RateLimitError (with #retry_after).
- Collection: lazily and automatically paginated, with each_page, where
and immutable page. Replaces ListBase, ListAll and ListSearch.
- ResourceProxy: explicit find/all/search/create/new/destroy instead of
method_missing plus const_get. Resource readers on Client are defined
explicitly, so respond_to? answers correctly.
- AttributeAccess: shared attribute reads with respond_to_missing?, a
strict #fetch, and symbolization that also descends into arrays.
Specs are split so that `rake spec:unit` runs 287 examples against
stubs with no Zammad instance; the specs that need a live server moved
to spec/integration. The .rubocop_todo.yml backlog is resolved rather
than carried: every suppression that remains is an explicit decision in
.rubocop.yml with a reason.
BREAKING CHANGE: see the migration table in the README.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hand-written signatures for the whole public API, verified by `rake steep`. Typed projects get checking and editor completion, and the signatures are published with the gem. Two things worth knowing about the setup: - sig/vendor/faraday.rbs stands in for Faraday, which ships no signatures. It is excluded from the built gem, because publishing third-party signatures would conflict with a consumer's own. - RBS cannot describe the initializer that Data.define generates, so the super call in Config carries a scoped steep:ignore block rather than thirteen individual ignores. Record attributes stay untyped on purpose: Zammad allows administrator-defined custom fields, so the attribute layer is checked for structure, not for field names. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…shing - Split the unit specs, which need no Zammad, from the integration specs, so most breakage is caught in seconds rather than after a full Zammad boot. - Run the unit specs on Ruby 3.4, 3.5 and head; head is allowed to fail. - Add RuboCop and Steep jobs. - Restrict the default GITHUB_TOKEN to contents:read and cancel superseded pull request runs. - Publish from a tag through RubyGems trusted publishing (OIDC), so no API key needs to live in this repository. This needs a one-time trusted publisher configured on rubygems.org and a `rubygems` environment in the repository settings before a tag will publish. - Group Dependabot updates so development churn is one pull request. - Run RuboCop and the unit specs as pre-commit hooks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The README now covers the client options, the error hierarchy, lazy collections, logging and the type signatures, and carries a migration table listing every change that needs an edit in calling code, with the reason for each. Most calling code is unaffected: find, all, search, create, new, save, destroy, changes, attribute readers and writers, ticket.articles, ticket.article and attachment.download are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Modern Ruby features applied where they pay for themselves: - Records implement deconstruct_keys, so Zammad objects can be used with case/in, including against nested attributes. Config and Response are Data objects and already matched on their members. - Client#with derives a new client with changed options. It goes through Data#with, which re-runs Config's initialize, so the derived options are validated rather than trusted, and any on_behalf_of scope carries over. - Response#decoded checks a body against the expected :object or :array shape with a single pattern match, replacing four hand-rolled is_a? guards that each produced a slightly different message. Error message formatting now lives in one place, Error.subject_for. - Endless method definitions for the 24 genuine one-liners. Also adds specs proving a shared client does not leak an on_behalf_of scope across threads, which is the point of making the transport immutable rather than a documented hope. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The integration job existed but had latent problems that would only show up as confusing failures: - `source .gitlab/environment.env` ran in one step's shell, so Zammad's generated CI environment was gone by the time the specs ran, and TEST_URL was never derived from the port Zammad actually listened on. - Nothing waited for Zammad to accept connections, so the suite could start against a server that was not up yet. - No timeout, so a hung boot would hold a runner for the six hour default. - The Zammad ref was implicit (whatever `develop` happened to be) and there was no way to run the job against a specific ref. - A failed boot produced a bare connection error with no logs. Now the job reports the toolchain (failing early and clearly if the zammad-ci image ever ships a Ruby older than this gem requires), boots Zammad at a pinned ref, promotes its environment into $GITHUB_ENV, polls until the instance answers, runs script/check_connection.rb as a preflight, runs the integration specs, and uploads Zammad's logs on failure. It is gated behind the unit job so a broken unit suite does not pay for a Zammad boot, and is triggerable by hand with a chosen Zammad ref. script/check_connection.rb drives a live instance through the documented workflows in one linear pass and prints a transcript. It stops at the first failed precondition, so an unreachable or unconfigured instance yields one clear line instead of a cascade of NoMethodErrors on nil. Integration setup no longer depends on spec file ordering: the auto wizard runs from a hook, once per suite, and an instance that is already set up is no longer treated as an error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release updates the gem to version 2.0.0 and Ruby 3.4+. The client now uses immutable configuration, structured transport responses, typed errors, resource proxies, namespaced resources, and lazy collections. RBS signatures, unit tests, integration checks, examples, documentation, CI workflows, and trusted publishing automation were added or updated. Legacy dispatcher, list, logging, and JSON helper components were removed. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The client and transport rewrite changes request handling, retries, logging, parsing, and resource behavior, but the current head still has concrete security and correctness risks: credentials may remain exposed in logs or configuration output, attachment examples may overwrite or write outside their intended directory, and malformed responses or repeated attribute assignments can behave incorrectly. These issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Both found by actually running the workflow.
The Boot Zammad step aborted immediately with
/etc/profile.d/rvm.sh: line 29: rvm_path: unbound variable
because I had added `set -euo pipefail`. RVM's profile script reads unset
variables, so nounset kills it; the upstream script worked precisely
because it did not set -u. Keeping -e and pipefail, dropping -u.
The Ruby head job could not install at all:
ffi-1.17.4 requires ruby version < 4.1.dev, which is incompatible with
the current version, 4.1.0.dev
ffi arrives via steep -> listen -> rb-inotify, and Ruby head is now
4.1.0.dev. The unit specs do not need the type-checking toolchain, so the
unit job installs with BUNDLE_WITHOUT=development. The types job keeps
installing it on a released Ruby. This also speeds up the matrix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
All 53 integration specs failed against a real Zammad with
Zammad ... is not set up and the auto wizard did not run:
{"error" => "Authentication required"}
The preflight step runs Zammad's auto wizard, so by the time the specs ran
the wizard reported failure and the fallback check took over. That fallback
read GET /api/v1/getting_started expecting {"setup_done": true}, but a
configured Zammad requires authentication for that endpoint, so the check
could never succeed on an instance that was already set up.
Replaced with an authenticated request, which answers the only question
that actually matters: can the suite talk to this instance as the
configured user. Same fix in script/check_connection.rb, which had the same
flawed fallback and only avoided it by happening to run the wizard first.
This also affected anyone re-running the integration suite twice against
the same instance.
Also asks setup-ruby for the latest bundler on Ruby head: the 2.6.9 pinned
by Gemfile.lock crashes there with NameError on the removed
Pathname::SEPARATOR_PAT.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ruby head cannot install this gem's development dependencies at all, for two reasons that both sit outside this repository: - With Gemfile.lock present, bundler honours `BUNDLED WITH 2.6.9`, self-downgrades from head's own 4.1.0.dev, and then dies with `NameError: uninitialized constant Pathname::SEPARATOR_PAT`, which head removed. Asking setup-ruby for a newer bundler does not help, because the lockfile pin wins. - Without the lockfile, a fresh resolution pulls steep -> listen -> rb-inotify -> ffi, and ffi requires Ruby < 4.1.dev. Neither says anything about whether this gem works on head, and a check that is permanently red teaches people to ignore CI. The matrix keeps 3.4 and 3.5, both green. The reason and the route back are recorded in the workflow so head can be restored when either issue is fixed upstream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@mantas for the general approach, I'd suggest a beta/rc phase like for the php client, to give people a chance to provide feedback. |
`ruby-version: '3.5'` did not test Ruby 3.5. No stable 3.5 exists yet, so setup-ruby resolved it to the newest 3.5 build available, 3.5.0-preview1 from 2025-04-18 — a preview that predates 3.4.9 and is not something to gate merges on. My earlier check of ruby-lang.org appeared to confirm a 3.5.0 release only because the regex I used dropped the `-preview1` suffix. The newest stable Ruby is 3.4.10, so with required_ruby_version >= 3.4 the matrix is the 3.4 line alone. Kept as a matrix, with the reasoning recorded, so adding '3.5' on release is a one-word change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Yep. This is definitely too big to drop on the spot. |
Ruby 4.0 is the current stable line (4.0.6 at time of writing). I had missed it twice, because the regex I used to check ruby-lang.org hardcoded `Ruby 3\.` and so could only ever report 3.x — which also explains the earlier claim that 3.4.10 was the newest stable. There is no 3.5 to add: that line was abandoned after 3.5.0-preview1 and became 4.0. head remains excluded, and the ffi constraint that blocks it (Ruby < 4.1.dev) is satisfied by 4.0, so 4.0 installs the full toolchain normally. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Left spec.email as the shared support@zammad.org address rather than adding a personal one, since the gemspec is published publicly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six scripts covering what a real project actually does with this gem:
- ticket_report.rb bulk CSV export; automatic pagination, each_page
batching, client.with for a long-running job
- triage_tickets.rb search, lazy early exit, case/in pattern matching on
records, staged changes, adding an article
- onboard_customer.rb organization + user + a ticket raised on behalf of
that user, both scoped-client and block forms
- download_attachments walking articles, binary-safe attachment downloads
- error_handling.rb every error class, retry_after, server_message, and
configuration rejected before any request is made
- concurrent_sync.rb a worker pool sharing one immutable client, plus the
Rails initializer shape in a comment
All six were run against a stub Zammad and produce the expected output,
including both branches of the pattern match in triage_tickets.rb.
examples/ is no longer excluded from RuboCop. An example that no longer
compiles is worse than no example, and the exclusion is what let the old one
drift.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pagination was used across the other examples but never explained, and page, where and [] were not demonstrated anywhere — a gap worth closing, since pagination is the biggest behavioural change from 1.x. examples/pagination.rb walks a collection every available way and prints what each one actually costs in HTTP requests, measured by counting the requests the client logs through an injected Logger. That makes the lazy behaviour concrete: building a collection is 0 requests, `.first` is 1 however long the list, `.first(7)` at 5 per page is 2, and a full traversal is one request per page plus one to discover the end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`each` and `each_page` own the loop, which is wrong for a job that has to checkpoint, throttle, or hand batches to a queue. examples/manual_batches.rb shows the four approaches and when each fits: - `each_page` without a block returns an Enumerator, so `next` pulls exactly one page when the consumer is ready and the rest is never fetched - `each.each_slice(n)` decouples processing batch size from API page size (fetch 5 per request, commit 12 at a time) - an explicit `page(n, per_page:)` loop that persists the page number, so an interrupted run resumes; it checkpoints after the batch is handled, so a crash repeats a batch rather than skipping one - the same loop throttled, with RateLimitError#retry_after honoured Verified against a stub, including that seeding the cursor at page 4 really does resume there and process only the remaining pages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@examples/download_attachments.rb`:
- Around line 27-35: Update the attachment path construction in the nested
article/attachment iteration to include an attachment ordinal or other stable
unique value alongside the article ID and filename, ensuring same-named
attachments cannot overwrite one another and saved accurately reflects written
files.
In `@examples/example_http_token.rb`:
- Around line 56-59: Update the attachment-writing loop after
ticket.articles.first&.attachments&.each to write only into a dedicated download
directory, validate or derive each filename with its basename so absolute paths
and traversal segments cannot escape that directory, and pass the resulting
controlled path to File.binwrite.
In `@examples/manual_batches.rb`:
- Around line 108-115: Update the request block around client.ticket.all in the
batch flow to track rate-limit retry attempts, retry only up to a defined
maximum, and re-raise the ZammadAPI::RateLimitError once that limit is exceeded;
preserve the existing retry-after wait behavior for allowed attempts.
In `@examples/ticket_report.rb`:
- Around line 37-45: Update the CSV row construction in the ticket report to
neutralize spreadsheet formula prefixes for every ticket-derived cell before
export, including values beginning with =, +, -, @, tab, or carriage return;
preserve the required ticket ID lookup and existing column order, and add a
regression case covering a title beginning with =1+1.
In `@lib/zammad_api/config.rb`:
- Line 72: Update Config#inspect to redact credentials in the proxy URL,
including username and password, before rendering it. Reuse the existing
REDACTED_ATTRIBUTES policy where appropriate and preserve safe output for other
configuration attributes.
- Around line 98-110: Update the Config initialization for stored string values
so each caller-provided string is duplicated and frozen before being retained,
including URL, credentials, proxy, user agent, and other string-valued settings.
Preserve non-string values and existing normalization/presence behavior, and
ensure Config’s exposed members cannot be mutated through methods such as
Config#url.
In `@lib/zammad_api/resources/base.rb`:
- Around line 122-125: Update write_attribute so changes preserves each
attribute’s original baseline instead of overwriting it on subsequent
assignments. When the new value equals that baseline, remove the attribute from
changes; otherwise retain the existing baseline and current value so changed?
and save avoid no-op updates.
- Line 99: Update reload where it assigns response.body to `@attributes` to use
response.decoded with the object type, operation "reload object", and self.class
as resource_class. Preserve the decoded-object validation so non-JSON,
malformed, or array responses raise ParseError before replacing `@attributes`.
In `@lib/zammad_api/transport.rb`:
- Around line 196-202: Update redact so hash keys are considered sensitive when
they contain or end with a configured sensitive-key token, rather than requiring
exact equality. Ensure password_confirm, access_token, and refresh_token are
redacted while preserving recursive handling for other hashes and arrays.
Centralize the matching logic in a sensitive_key? helper and update
SENSITIVE_KEYS declarations consistently.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 249: Update the fenced code block beginning at the affected README
section to include the text language identifier, changing the opening fence to
```text while preserving the block’s contents and closing fence.
In `@spec/support/integration_helper.rb`:
- Around line 59-61: Update the self.connection method to configure finite
open_timeout and timeout values in the Faraday connection options, preventing
setup requests from hanging when the configured TEST_URL accepts connections
without responding.
In `@spec/unit/zammad_api/client_spec.rb`:
- Around line 228-238: Update the “leaves the shared client unscoped throughout”
example to assert the shared client’s request does not include a From header
after the threaded on_behalf_of calls. Configure the request stub to reject or
verify that header is absent, and replace the client.config frozen assertion
with this request-based check.
In `@spec/unit/zammad_api/transport_spec.rb`:
- Around line 284-290: Update the “stays silent by default” example to observe
the logger or output stream actually used by unit_transport, wiring quiet into
the transport’s logger configuration or asserting the default logger destination
directly, so the request’s default logging behavior is genuinely verified.
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Generate a unique path for each attachment.
If one article has two attachments with the same filename, Line 32 produces the same path for both files. The later write overwrites the earlier attachment. saved then reports more files than exist.
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In `@examples/download_attachments.rb` around lines 27 - 35, Update the attachment
path construction in the nested article/attachment iteration to include an
attachment ordinal or other stable unique value alongside the article ID and
filename, ensuring same-named attachments cannot overwrite one another and saved
accurately reflects written files.
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Write attachments to a controlled directory.
TicketArticleAttachment exposes filename directly from its attributes without path normalization. If the metadata contains ../ segments or an absolute path, File.binwrite can overwrite any writable file. Use a dedicated download directory and a validated basename.
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| batch = begin | ||
| client.ticket.all.page(page, per_page: PER_PAGE).to_a | ||
| rescue ZammadAPI::RateLimitError => e | ||
| wait = e.retry_after || 5 | ||
| puts " rate limited, waiting #{wait}s" | ||
| sleep wait | ||
| retry | ||
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Bound retries after a rate limit.
Line 114 retries the same request without a limit. A persistent RateLimitError makes this example sleep and retry forever. Track retry attempts and raise after a defined limit.
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+ retries = 0
batch = begin
client.ticket.all.page(page, per_page: PER_PAGE).to_a
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| batch = begin | |
| client.ticket.all.page(page, per_page: PER_PAGE).to_a | |
| rescue ZammadAPI::RateLimitError => e | |
| wait = e.retry_after || 5 | |
| puts " rate limited, waiting #{wait}s" | |
| sleep wait | |
| retry | |
| end | |
| retries = 0 | |
| batch = begin | |
| client.ticket.all.page(page, per_page: PER_PAGE).to_a | |
| rescue ZammadAPI::RateLimitError => e | |
| retries += 1 | |
| raise if retries > 3 | |
| wait = e.retry_after || 5 | |
| puts " rate limited, waiting #{wait}s" | |
| sleep wait | |
| retry | |
| end |
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In `@examples/manual_batches.rb` around lines 108 - 115, Update the request block
around client.ticket.all in the batch flow to track rate-limit retry attempts,
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| csv << [ | ||
| ticket.fetch(:id), # must exist; raises KeyError otherwise | ||
| ticket.number, | ||
| ticket.title, | ||
| ticket.state, # present because requests expand by default | ||
| ticket.priority, | ||
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Neutralize spreadsheet formula prefixes before CSV export.
CSV preserves formula-like prefixes. Ticket values beginning with =, +, -, @, tab, or carriage return can be interpreted as formulas when the report opens in a spreadsheet. Prefix every ticket-derived cell with literal text before export. Add a regression case for a title starting with =1+1.
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In `@examples/ticket_report.rb` around lines 37 - 45, Update the CSV row
construction in the ticket report to neutralize spreadsheet formula prefixes for
every ticket-derived cell before export, including values beginning with =, +,
-, @, tab, or carriage return; preserve the required ticket ID lookup and
existing column order, and add a regression case covering a title beginning with
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Redact authenticated proxy URLs.
Config#inspect renders proxy unchanged. A proxy URL can contain a username and password. This violates the safe-to-log contract.
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| REDACTED_ATTRIBUTES = %i[password http_token oauth2_token].freeze | |
| REDACTED_ATTRIBUTES = %i[password http_token oauth2_token proxy].freeze |
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In `@lib/zammad_api/config.rb` at line 72, Update Config#inspect to redact
credentials in the proxy URL, including username and password, before rendering
it. Reuse the existing REDACTED_ATTRIBUTES policy where appropriate and preserve
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| def redact(value) | ||
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| when Hash then value.to_h { |key, nested| [key, SENSITIVE_KEYS.include?(key.to_s.to_sym) ? REDACTED : redact(nested)] } | ||
| when Array then value.map { redact(it) } | ||
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Extend the sensitive-key match so credential-bearing keys are not logged.
redact masks a value only when the key matches SENSITIVE_KEYS exactly. Zammad user payloads carry password_confirm, and OAuth flows use access_token and refresh_token. None of these keys match, so log_request writes the clear-text value at debug level.
Match by suffix or substring instead of exact equality.
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- SENSITIVE_KEYS = %i[password token api_token http_token oauth2_token secret private_key].freeze
+ # Matched as substrings of the payload key, so that derived keys such as
+ # +password_confirm+ or +access_token+ are redacted as well.
+ SENSITIVE_KEY_PATTERNS = %w[password token secret private_key credential].freeze def redact(value)
case value
- when Hash then value.to_h { |key, nested| [key, SENSITIVE_KEYS.include?(key.to_s.to_sym) ? REDACTED : redact(nested)] }
+ when Hash then value.to_h { |key, nested| [key, sensitive_key?(key) ? REDACTED : redact(nested)] }
when Array then value.map { redact(it) }
else value
end
end
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+ def sensitive_key?(key)
+ name = key.to_s.downcase
+ SENSITIVE_KEY_PATTERNS.any? { name.include?(it) }
+ endUpdate SENSITIVE_KEYS in sig/zammad_api/transport.rbs line 6 to match the renamed constant and add sensitive_key?.
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| when Array then value.map { redact(it) } | |
| else value | |
| end | |
| end | |
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| when Hash then value.to_h { |key, nested| [key, sensitive_key?(key) ? REDACTED : redact(nested)] } | |
| when Array then value.map { redact(it) } | |
| else value | |
| end | |
| end | |
| def sensitive_key?(key) | |
| name = key.to_s.downcase | |
| SENSITIVE_KEY_PATTERNS.any? { name.include?(it) } | |
| end |
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In `@lib/zammad_api/transport.rb` around lines 196 - 202, Update redact so hash
keys are considered sensitive when they contain or end with a configured
sensitive-key token, rather than requiring exact equality. Ensure
password_confirm, access_token, and refresh_token are redacted while preserving
recursive handling for other hashes and arrays. Centralize the matching logic in
a sensitive_key? helper and update SENSITIVE_KEYS declarations consistently.
| ticket.group # 'Support' | ||
| ticket.created_at # '2022-01-01T12:42:01Z' | ||
| # ... | ||
| ``` |
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Add a language identifier to the error-tree code block.
Line 249 starts a fenced block without a language. Add text to satisfy markdownlint MD040.
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For the Faraday version resolved in this repository, confirm from the official Faraday documentation that Faraday.new(..., request: { open_timeout:, timeout: }) is supported and identify its default timeout behavior when these options are omitted.
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Yes, the Faraday.new(..., request: { open_timeout: ..., timeout: ... }) configuration is officially supported by Faraday [1][2][3]. When these timeout options are omitted, the default behavior is that they are set to nil [1][2]. In this state, Faraday does not enforce a specific timeout limit at the library level; instead, it relies on the default behavior of the underlying adapter (e.g., Net::HTTP, Typhoeus, etc.) being used [1][2]. Additionally, if only the :timeout option is provided, Faraday's Faraday::Adapter base class uses this value as a fallback for other specific timeout types (such as :open_timeout, :read_timeout, and :write_timeout) when they are not explicitly defined [4]. Consequently, many adapters will use the value assigned to :timeout to configure their own respective timeout mechanisms for these phases [5][6].
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- 2: https://rubyrubyrubyruby.dev/faraday/2.14/docs/customization/request-options_md.html
- 3: https://rubyrubyrubyruby.dev/faraday/2.14/docs/customization/connection-options_md.html
- 4: https://github.com/lostisland/faraday/blob/master/lib/faraday/adapter.rb
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Set explicit timeouts for the setup request.
If TEST_URL accepts a connection but does not respond, auto_wizard? can delay the integration job because this direct Faraday connection has no finite timeouts. Add finite open_timeout and timeout values.
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| it 'leaves the shared client unscoped throughout' do | ||
| stub_request(:get, url).with(query: hash_including({})).to_return(json_response({ id: 1 })) | ||
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The example does not test what its name states.
The name says the shared client stays unscoped, but the only assertion checks that client.config is frozen. That assertion holds even if on_behalf_of leaked a scope onto the shared client. Assert the absence of the From header for a request made by the shared client instead.
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threads.each(&:join)
- expect(client.config).to be_frozen
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In `@spec/unit/zammad_api/client_spec.rb` around lines 228 - 238, Update the
“leaves the shared client unscoped throughout” example to assert the shared
client’s request does not include a From header after the threaded on_behalf_of
calls. Configure the request stub to reject or verify that header is absent, and
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| it 'stays silent by default' do | ||
| quiet = StringIO.new | ||
| allow(quiet).to receive(:write) | ||
| stub_request(:get, url).to_return(json_response([])) | ||
| unit_transport.get('api/v1/groups', operation: 'test') | ||
| expect(quiet).not_to have_received(:write) | ||
| end |
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This example cannot fail, so it does not verify default silence.
quiet is never passed to unit_transport, so the transport writes to its own default logger. The expectation on quiet passes even if the default logger wrote every request to stdout. Wire the stream into the transport through a logger, or assert the default logger destination directly.
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it 'stays silent by default' do
quiet = StringIO.new
- allow(quiet).to receive(:write)
stub_request(:get, url).to_return(json_response([]))
- unit_transport.get('api/v1/groups', operation: 'test')
- expect(quiet).not_to have_received(:write)
+ unit_transport(logger: Logger.new(quiet, level: Logger::UNKNOWN))
+ .get('api/v1/groups', operation: 'test')
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| unit_transport.get('api/v1/groups', operation: 'test') | |
| expect(quiet).not_to have_received(:write) | |
| end | |
| it 'stays silent by default' do | |
| quiet = StringIO.new | |
| stub_request(:get, url).to_return(json_response([])) | |
| unit_transport(logger: Logger.new(quiet, level: Logger::UNKNOWN)) | |
| .get('api/v1/groups', operation: 'test') | |
| expect(quiet.string).to be_empty | |
| end |
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In `@spec/unit/zammad_api/transport_spec.rb` around lines 284 - 290, Update the
“stays silent by default” example to observe the logger or output stream
actually used by unit_transport, wiring quiet into the transport’s logger
configuration or asserting the default logger destination directly, so the
request’s default logging behavior is genuinely verified.
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integrationjob, which boots Zammad and drives it with this gem.What this is
A breaking 2.0 release. Six commits, each of which builds on its own:
build:refactor!:feat:ci:docs:feat:ci:See the migration table for everything that needs an edit in calling code.
Bugs fixed
Collection#eachincludedEnumerablebut fetched a single page, so iteratingclient.x.allsilently stopped at 100 records.perform_on_behalf_ofusedtapwith noensure, so an exception in the block left theFromheader set on every later request.user:passwordon every client build, and logged request payloads verbatim including passwords sent when creating users.safe_json_parsereturned{}for an unparseable body, which callers then iterated as key/value pairs.authentication_spec.rbhappened to sort first.Verified locally
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The parts I could not check locally:
ParseErrors here are the thing to watch),zammad/zammad-ci:latestships Ruby >= 3.4, now that the gem requires it. TheReport the toolchainstep fails early and explicitly if not.Note before tagging a release
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