On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 7:14 AM, Ano Hito <[email protected]> wrote:
> Robert Klemme wrote in post #1096190:

>> I am pretty sure it's too late to include such a fundamental
>> architectural change into Ruby 2.0.  That sounds more like a Ruby 3.0
>> thing.
> Is ruby 2.0 getting close to release then? I honestly haven't been
> following ruby's development closely enough to keep up on these things,
> but I was assuming 2.0 was still at least a year away. Well, while
> implementing native sandboxing may require some architectural
> reshuffling, it wouldn't require any changes to the ruby environment
> itself that wouldn't be more or less backward compatible with all
> existing code. The only thing I could think of is if you'd written code
> that specifically depended on ObjectSpace not having a new method, but
> I'm not sure that would come up very often. Maybe someone could still
> sneak sandboxes into 2.0, you never know.
>
>>PS: I forgot one thing: thank you for starting that interesting
>>discussion!
> My pleasure. ;) I've been a long time user of ruby for my personal
> scripting needs, but I've never really done much as far as contributing
> to the greater ruby scene. Well, there's this
> (https://github.com/An0Hit0/Ruby-ISO-9660), which is useful, despite
> being unfinished. Anyway, I'd like to contribute a bit more, but after
> looking at the ruby source code, it became apparent it would take more
> time than I have to familiarize myself with the code enough that I could
> even approach the issue of implementing sandboxes, let alone actually
> doing it.

I don't have enough time to follow up on the rest of the discussion
but with regard to timing: 2.0 is RC already and with what you say
above you acknowledge that architectural changes of MRI are a major
effort.

http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2013/02/08/ruby-2-0-0-rc2-is-released/

Kind regards

robert

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