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https for rubygems.org in the Gemfile? #137

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chrispeck opened this issue Feb 25, 2013 · 4 comments
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https for rubygems.org in the Gemfile? #137

chrispeck opened this issue Feb 25, 2013 · 4 comments
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@chrispeck
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I was getting a "Marshal Data Too Short" error from the bundler, and changing the url for rubygems.org in the Gemfile from http to https seemed to resolve the issue:

rubygems/bundler#2015

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Yeah, that should be https, especially after the most recent "issue" (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5139583).

waynegraham pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 4, 2013
Cleans up the gem listing and uses new https endpoint for rubygems.org (refs #137)
Adds a staging environment for RACK_ENV and RAILS_ENV on heroku servers
Adds the memcachier gem to automagically use the memcachier service (closes #146)
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cdm6zf commented Mar 18, 2013

Is this issue resolved or still open?

@chrispeck
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Sorry I'm just seeing this now. It's still open. Since it's such a small change I can probably just go ahead and make it in the development branch, right?

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There's a "fix" for this in the memcachier branch (see 520afd3). The memcachier feature branch needs to be tested on the heroku platform before it's officially in the develop branch. This should be an in-place upgrade, but does need to be tested.

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