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Reverse Dependencies for bundler-audit

The projects listed here declare bundler-audit as a runtime or development dependency

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The easist docker template for Rails
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☯️ Bash statement, comment, freeze-block, and template merge behavior for Structured Merge.
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Run bundler-audit on multiple repositories
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Packaging VCR cassettes for git since 2016
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bundle-patch is a CLI tool that detects vulnerable gems in your Gemfile and automatically upgrades them to a patchable version based on your configured strategy (patch/minor/all). Uses bundler-audit under the hood.
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bundler_audit_notifier is a ruby gem that will automatically scan source code for ruby gem vulnerabilities and then email you a list of the vulnerabilities
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A bundler plugin that adds features to your existing Ruby Gems project. See [our repository of templates](http://gembytes.com/templates) for adding testing, linting, and security frameworks to your project.
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A Ruby Library for dealing with business calendar.
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A cal-like calendar
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A screen-scraper to retrieve vital information not available via the public API
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ChangeRequests puts an approval gate in front of any action in your Rails application. Instead of running a guarded operation immediately, you record it as a change request — the service class, the method, and its arguments — and it stays pending until one ore more other actors approve. Nothing executes until someone other than the requester has signed off. Each request moves through a guarded lifecycle: pending, approved, successful or failed, with cancellation and comments available at any point before it reaches a final state. Every transition is a small command object that validates the actor's permissions and the current status before touching the record, so invalid transitions raise rather than silently succeed. Failed requests keep their approval and can be retried. The engine makes no assumptions about your user model. You tell it which controller methods return the current actor and their permissions, choose which routes to mount, and it stays out of the way of the rest of your app. Reference views ship with it for a working approvals screen, and every one of them can be replaced or overridden without forking the gem.
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A Ruby SDK for OpenAI's ChatGPT API
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The Chimera http client offers an easy to learn interface and consistent error handling. It is lightweight, fast and enables you to queue HTTP requests to run them in parallel for better performance and simple aggregating of distributed data. Despite it's simple interface it allows for advanced features like using custom deserializers, loggers, caching requests individiually, and instrumentation support (soon to be implemented).
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