class Gem::Cooldown

Applies a cooldown period to remote gem versions as a supply chain attack mitigation. When a cooldown of N days is configured, gem versions published within the last N days are not considered for installation or update. Versions whose publish time is unknown are never excluded, so sources that do not provide publish times keep working.

The cooldown period comes from the --cooldown DAYS option when given, and 0 there disables the cooldown. Without the option the :cooldown: setting in the gemrc file and Bundler’s own cooldown setting both apply and the longer of the two wins, so a 0 in either of them disables nothing while the other names a period.

Attributes

days [R]

The cooldown period in days.

Public Class Methods

from_options (options)

Source

# File lib/rubygems/cooldown.rb, line 33
def self.from_options(options)
  days = options[:cooldown]
  return new(days) unless days.nil?

  require_relative "bundler_settings"

  new Gem::CooldownSettings.combine(warn_unless_valid(Gem.configuration.cooldown, "the gemrc file"),
                                    warn_unless_valid(Gem::BundlerSettings["cooldown"], "Bundler's configuration"))
end

Creates a Cooldown from the command line options. The –cooldown option wins outright, so --cooldown 0 bypasses the cooldown however the two tools are configured. Without it the :cooldown: gemrc setting and Bundler’s cooldown setting are both read and the longer of the two applies, so a cooldown configured for only one of them still covers gem commands.

new (days, now: Time.now)

Source

# File lib/rubygems/cooldown.rb, line 43
def initialize(days, now: Time.now)
  invalid = Gem::CooldownSettings.invalid?(days)

  @days = Gem::CooldownSettings.days(days) || 0
  @now = now

  Gem::Cooldown.warn_invalid_days(days, "the cooldown setting") if invalid
end

output_skipped_summary (entries)

Source

# File lib/rubygems/cooldown.rb, line 86
def self.output_skipped_summary(entries)
  return if entries.nil? || entries.empty?

  newest = {}
  entries.each do |entry|
    current = newest[entry[:name]]
    newest[entry[:name]] = entry if current.nil? || entry[:version] > current[:version]
  end

  ui = Gem::DefaultUserInteraction.ui
  ui.say "The following gem versions were skipped by the cooldown setting:"
  newest.values.sort_by {|entry| entry[:name] }.each do |entry|
    days = entry[:available_in_days]
    ui.say "  * #{entry[:name]} #{entry[:version]} (available in #{days} #{days == 1 ? "day" : "days"}), resolved #{entry[:resolved]} instead"
  end
end

Reports, per gem, the newest version the cooldown kept out of a completed installation or update. entries are hashes with :name, :version, :resolved and :available_in_days keys; when several entries name the same gem only the newest version is shown.

parse_created_at (value)

Source

# File lib/rubygems/cooldown.rb, line 120
def self.parse_created_at(value)
  return unless value.is_a?(String) && value.match?(FOUR_DIGIT_YEAR)

  require "time"
  begin
    Time.iso8601(value.match?(TIME_ZONE_SUFFIX) ? value : "#{value}Z")
  rescue ArgumentError
    nil
  end
end

Parses a created_at timestamp from the compact index. A timestamp without a time zone offset is read as UTC, because reading it as local time would shift the cooldown window by the environment’s offset. Returns nil for anything unparsable, including a year outside four digits, so the cooldown fails open.

warn_missing_created_at (source)

Source

# File lib/rubygems/cooldown.rb, line 135
def self.warn_missing_created_at(source)
  return if @warned
  @warned = true

  Gem::DefaultUserInteraction.ui.alert_warning \
    "#{source.uri} does not provide gem publish times, the cooldown period does not apply to gems from this source"
end

Warns once per process that source did not provide publish times, so the cooldown cannot be applied to gems from it.

Public Instance Methods

active? ()

Source

# File lib/rubygems/cooldown.rb, line 55
def active?
  @days > 0
end

True when a cooldown period is configured.

remaining_days (created_at)

Source

# File lib/rubygems/cooldown.rb, line 74
def remaining_days(created_at)
  remaining = @days * 86_400 - (@now - created_at)

  [(remaining / 86_400.0).ceil, 1].max
end

Number of days until a gem version published at created_at leaves the cooldown period, rounded up and at least 1.

skip? (created_at)

Source

# File lib/rubygems/cooldown.rb, line 63
def skip?(created_at)
  return false unless active?
  return false unless created_at

  (@now - created_at) < @days * 86_400
end

True when a gem version published at created_at must not be considered. Versions with an unknown publish time (nil) are kept.