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This is PR 200504. Proposed commit message:

www/rubygem-rest-client: update to 1.8.0

PR:             200504
Submitted by:   Sevan Janiyan <venture37@geeklan.co.uk>
Approved by:    swills (mentor), mat (mentor)
Security:       CVE-2015-1820
Security:       CVE-2015-3448
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mmoll retitled this revision from to www/rubygem-rest-client: update to 1.8.0.
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This looks good, thanks for looking at it. For apipie-bindings, hopefully it doesn't really need < 1.8. If so, we'll have to re-add 1.6 with a patch. How much was it tested?

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.May 31 2015, 7:16 PM
In D2696#50915, @swills wrote:

For apipie-bindings, hopefully it doesn't really need < 1.8. If so, we'll have to re-add 1.6 with a patch. How much was it tested?

I tested lightly with hammer, which inturn also uses apipie and surprislingly it just works. The only thing I noted was that the CA certificate of the API endpoint must now be in the system's CAs, which is for sure something users might note as problem after this update.

One question: is this OK to commit everything at once or first www/rubygem-rest-client and then the others?

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Sounds good, thanks for testing. Probably OK to commit it all together, IMHO.