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Complete migration of Ruby-based modules to new Python framework structure. Key changes: - Move Ruby modules to dedicated legacy/ directory - Add Python migration tooling and support files - Update documentation and module support files - Preserve backwards compatibility for legacy modules - Reorganize auxiliary modules, exploits and core components Part of initiative to modernize framework's codebase.
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Resolves #62 |
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…n review Introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow that: - Performs build validation across multiple languages - Analyzes documentation completeness and quality - Creates automated review reports with actionable items
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…ransition Adds initial setup for future Ruby to Python migration: - Creates migration_tools directory with documentation - Adds placeholder scripts for migration workflow - Sets up analysis and verification utilities
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Major Framework Modernization and Reorganization (Parts 1-9)
Overview
This comprehensive pull request represents a systematic modernization effort of the Metasploit Framework, primarily focused on migrating from Ruby to Python while reorganizing the codebase for improved maintainability. This is part of a larger 9-part series of changes that spans across multiple framework components.
Key Changes
Language Migration
Module Management
Architecture Improvements
Development Infrastructure
Platform-Specific Updates
Supporting Components
Impact
This refactoring effort maintains existing functionality while preparing the framework for future improvements through better organization and a transition to Python. The changes preserve access to legacy code while setting up a more maintainable and modern codebase structure.