Hey and welcome to another update of real-time editing of issue descriptions this week is a very uh short one, because I was in a team offset last week and this Friday's family and friends day um what I'm, what I've been up to is adding Russ to gitlab or make a rust available as a tool at gitlab and I have to do this because pre-built binaries it turns out that previous binaries do not work under all circumstances.

In particular, I had a conversation with a support engineer at gitlab that had a relatively clean um Linux based setup for his deaf environment and the native extension always tried to build, even when, in theory for this platform platform, we provided a pre-built binary. I was also looking up the um the compilation stats from nokogiri, and it turns out it's a about like a four percent of the ruby of the of the gem user population has to actually compile the extension from source, and so it also happened.

So it's kind of like natural, it is also happens for the ruby gem rewrote um yeah. So it's kind of inevitable that we need rust support uh in GDK, but also for CI. It's relatively straightforward technical process. We just need to add the compiler, but there's obviously a few things to consider.

We want to make sure that it's well documented that we do not break the development environment for every for anyone that does not use rust, um and so it should be like a transparent change for everyone who does not care about rust at the moment and um yeah. So it has to be um very solid, um even if it's not when it's not complicated. So it's a bit of work and time there's a few Mrs up one for GDK, one for the git, the main repo and one for CI uh is going to follow soon.

uh There might be eventually a few implications on the Omnibus installer, but uh and the help charts, but we might get away with not doing that. So, thanks for listening see you soon.