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Use type awareness in rubygems example #49

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@Lagovas Lagovas commented Apr 15, 2022

  • added encryptor's config
  • configured default values for encrypted data
  • added built gem to avoid manual building for example purposes
  • updated acra's images version

Should be merged after 0.93.0 release and cossacklabs/acra#525

* configure default values for encrypted data
* add built gem to avoid manual building for example purposes
* update acra's images version
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1. Sign up with any fictional account at [sign_up page](http://www.rubygems.example:8000/sign_up) of the app. That credentials will be used later when uploading gem.

2. The application we are deploying is gem storage, so we have to build gem that we will use in testing.
2. Verify your email on [special page](http://www.rubygems.example:8000/rails/mailers/mailer/email_confirmation) for development purposes
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so the readme says "sign up with fictional account", but then "verify email". so the email should be real?

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no, you can pass anything you want and the next link for verification specially for test emails to avoid real verification. It provided for development purposes by rubygems project.

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actually, it is not our feature and instructions. all people familiar with that project maybe know or can read the original documentation

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i understand, just suggesting how to make people's life easier when they are reading the instructions

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1. Sign up with any fictional account at [sign_up page](http://www.rubygems.example:8000/sign_up) of the app. That credentials will be used later when uploading gem.

2. The application we are deploying is gem storage, so we have to build gem that we will use in testing.
2. Verify your email on [special page](http://www.rubygems.example:8000/rails/mailers/mailer/email_confirmation) for development purposes
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i understand, just suggesting how to make people's life easier when they are reading the instructions

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default_data_value: "Tm8gcGVybWlzc2lvbg=="
- column: summary
data_type: bytes
default_data_value: "Tm8gcGVybWlzc2lvbg=="
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Github says that there is no newline

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actually it doesn't need here. it is end of file

encrypted:
- column: authors
data_type: bytes
# "SGlkZGVuIGF1dGhvcg==" == "Hidden author"
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I'm thinking, maybe we could somehow simplify such configurations for our users? For example, introduce syntax type:data, which would be used with data_type: bytes as:

data_type: bytes
default_data_value: text:Hidden author
default_data_value: base64:SGlkZGVuIGF1dGhvcg==

And if not specified, we can use by default one of these. But this is just my thoughts and suggestions.

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maybe if we meet such need by ourselves or at least 1-2 user's requests for that - we can discuss it. For now, imho, it will be overengineering due to bytes will be used rarely in comparison with other types. And we left it more for default_value feature. But, imho, not much client's need it and they will prefer app's types like int/str/etc.
Plus, it complicates configuration. It requires new configuration language over our YAML configuration language over YAML format. For now it's exception for bytes. If we will provide bytes/text, it cause new questions in other parts does this option supports same formatting for values?, do I need add "text:" for text value for this option?, and so on.

@Lagovas Lagovas merged commit 8784840 into master May 27, 2022
@Lagovas Lagovas deleted the lagovas/use-type-awareness-in-rubygems branch May 27, 2022 17:22
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