Actually run on different Erlang versions

[paulo-ferraz-oliveira]

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[g-andrade]

CI is still failing in OTP 19.3, due to typing issues.

[paulo-ferraz-oliveira]

CI is still failing in OTP 19.3, due to typing issues.

Yeah, I saw this. I guess these weren't exported in OTP 19.3 yet. Will just go the old MACRO-way of living, if that's the case.

[paulo-ferraz-oliveira]

This is failing because of tls_certificate_check using public_key types that aren't exported. I'm going to comment unknown until we decide to move up an OTP version.

[g-andrade]

This is failing because of tls_certificate_check using public_key types that aren't exported.

Why wouldn't make checks for tls_certificate_check point this out? This crap keeps happening to me... you need to lend me your Dialyzer someday. Mine doesn't work.

[paulo-ferraz-oliveira]

Why wouldn't make checks for tls_certificate_check point this out? This crap keeps happening to me... you need to lend me your Dialyzer someday. Mine doesn't work.

We're potentially not using it over the same Erlang versions (?)

[g-andrade]

We're potentially not using it over the same Erlang versions (?)

The issue has been happening to me since time immemorial. It's past any logical explanation at this point, only supernatural factors can account for it now.

[paulo-ferraz-oliveira]

Tests seem to be up again. The basic problem with connectivity was running a Docker container for Erlang and a Redis service inside it. I'm now running a Ubuntu container (with no Erlang container), Redis as a service and Erlang as an installed element. It performs as expected...