Fix misuse of File.join with array argument #252
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As documented,
File.joinexpects individual path components. For improved security (reliable path traversal detection), Zen by Aikido for Ruby enforces this documented usage by default.In the affected methods,
File.joinis currently called with a constant string and the array result ofargs.flatten.This change corrects the usage of
File.joinby using the splat (*) operator to pass each path component individually, ensuring that thelogginggem works correctly in applications protected by Zen by Aikido.