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FAQ: Explain how to use Oj as JSON parser on Alpine Linux #559
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This is indeed a "frequently asked" question, popping up several times
on the support forum.
The gotcha is that Alpine Linux has a separate package 'ruby-decimal'
for BigDecimal class, so we need to install the package manually in
order to prevent
require oj
from failing with a LoadError exception.Related: fluent/fluentd#2136