[CVE] remove nokogiri and dependencies #61
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Nokogiri was used to bump performance on MacOS clients when parsing plist files. Without it, CFPropertyList will fall back to rexml. However, performance testing indicates that the boost is negligible. This just removes it and reduces our security exposure. This removes the libxml2 & libxslt libraries from the agent runtime, but doesn't actually delete the components yet because Bolt uses them.
bastelfreak
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Sep 12, 2025
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I'm going to roll this into my cross-compilation PR (assuming I can get that over the finish line). |
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Closing in favor of #64 |
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Nokogiri was used to bump performance on MacOS clients when parsing
plist files. Without it, CFPropertyList will fall back to rexml.
However, performance testing indicates that the boost is negligible.
This just removes it and reduces our security exposure.
This removes the libxml2 & libxslt libraries from the agent runtime, but
doesn't actually delete the components yet because Bolt uses them.