Only use linter and proper when building project locally #12
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Hello! Just bumping this in case nobody saw it. |
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Hope this gets merged! I was also hit by this when upgrading to OTP 27! |
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Same problem here! |
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@lud this will only if you're using Elixir, but I re-implemented this library and published to Hex a little while ago: https://hex.pm/packages/ex_email |
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Ah yes, thank you :) |
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I'm finding when upgrading my application to OTP 27.0 that compilation is failing in GitHub Actions. Everything seems to work fine on my workstation.
The thing that fails to compile is a dependency of a dependency of
rebar3_lint, so my thought is to switch the linter and property tester to be rebar3project_plugins rather thanplugins—so dependents of this library do not need to install them.