During November 2024, Fallwith focused on stabilizing the Ruby test environment for the newrelic/newrelic-agent-init-container repository. They addressed a compatibility issue with Rackup 2.2 by explicitly declaring the 'webrick' gem, which Rackup no longer includes by default. This targeted bug fix improved the reliability of continuous integration runs by preventing test failures related to missing dependencies. Fallwith applied skills in Ruby and dependency management, ensuring that test suites executed consistently across pull requests and merges. The work demonstrated a practical understanding of RubyGems and CI best practices, contributing to a more robust microservice initialization container for the project.