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Fails to install on Windows #32
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unzipping was broken due to fixes for CVE-2018-1000544 in rubyzip: [1], [2]. Also, see [3]. Fixes tdtds#32. [1]: rubyzip/rubyzip#371 [2]: rubyzip/rubyzip#376 [3]: rubyzip/rubyzip#354
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At least asciidoc-epub3 (one of kindlegen dependants) still supports Ruby-2.3. However, older kindlegen releases cannot be installed on Windows. See tdtds#32 So, there's a need of at least one release with Ruby 2.3 support.
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At least asciidoctor-epub3 (one of kindlegen dependants) still supports Ruby-2.3. However, older kindlegen releases cannot be installed on Windows. See tdtds#32 So, there's a need of at least one release with Ruby 2.3 support.
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Way to reproduce:
master
branchrake test
Expected: tests pass
Actual:
cp kindlegen.exe ../bin
step fails withErrno::ENOENT: No such file or directory @ rb_sysopen - kindlegen.exe
Analysis:
WARNING: skipped <file> as unsafe
during unzippingAdditional info: this bug also affects kindlegen-3.0.3 and kindlegen-3.0.4 releases. I didn't try other versions.
Verbose output of
rake test --trace
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: