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feat: resolve partial android cmdline-tools and gem versions to the newest matching release - #7641
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPartial versions now resolve to matching Android command-line tools and Ruby gem releases. A shared version-selection helper also replaces NuGet’s local helper. Command guidance, tests, and Docker stages cover the updated version handling. ChangesPartial Version Resolution
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- Line 19: Update gemVersionPattern so the first version segment contains only
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…ewest matching release Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <michael.kriese+claude-code@mend.io> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <michael.kriese+claude-code@mend.io>
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PR Summary by QodoResolve partial Android cmdline-tools and gem versions
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1. Android users get obsolete tool releases
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Partial versions for more tools, like the previous layers of this stack:
android-sdk-cmdline-tools:16or16.1resolves to the newest stable matchingcmdline-tools;*package, compared numerically (16.10beats16.2). An existing release, like16, is kept as given, and16.0installs the release listed as16. No match throws.bundler,cocoapods,install-gem): a major or major.minor version that isn't a release itself resolves to the newest matching non-prerelease fromhttps://rubygems.org/api/v1/versions/<gem>.json(2→2.10.0,2.5→2.5.11). No match throws, and so does a failed lookup, since gem can't install a partial version as given. Like the existinglatestlookup, it queries rubygems.org through the CDN and URL replacements.2,5.2,6.1.7.10,7.0.0.rc2) instead of semver, so resolved four-part versions and kept partial versions reachgem.install-tool --helpandinstall-gem --helplist the new notes,docs/tools.mddocuments them, and the java and ruby container tests install partial versions.tool-version-resolver.tsasnewestVersionand compares every dot-separated segment, so four-part gem versions (6.1.7.10) work independent of the feed order.Context
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