kpumuk opened a new pull request, #3640:
URL: https://github.com/apache/thrift/pull/3640

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   Ruby’s `MemoryBufferTransport#read` did not reject negative lengths 
consistently. With the native extension loaded, a negative length could 
terminate the Ruby process. The pure-Ruby implementation instead raised an 
unrelated exception after changing the transport’s read position.
   
   This change rejects negative lengths with 
`TransportException::NEGATIVE_SIZE` before touching the buffer. It also avoids 
overflowing the native read index when an oversized read follows an earlier 
read, while preserving the existing behavior for valid and out-of-range lengths.
     
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