add Credentials::SshKeyMemory (off v1.5.0.1) #956
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Need to track why but I actually think this is the cause of libssh2/libssh2#1107... looking to see if it's something obvious. |
This fixes the `warning: undefining the allocator of T_DATA class Rugged::Commit` warnings that are common in ruby 3.2 builds
Remove alloc from defined classes
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GitHub is not letting me create this PR against v1.5.0.1 which is the tag I branched off of...
Edit 1: looks like need to ensure libgit2 is compiled with
GIT_SSH_MEMORY_CREDENTIALSdefined...Edit 2: this may just be because it couldn't find libssh2 shared libs...
Edit 3: ^ correct, this feature is disabled if libssh2 shared libs are not found (was previously building static). Not sure how to enforce or check in rugged... looking for guidance but at least for my use case this works.