fix rebar dependency specification #900
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Rebar3 emits a warning for "raw" git dependency versions, and expects a tuple indicating what the version actually is (a branch, tag or ref). This warning propagates to any software directly or indirectly using Gun. This syntax also works with rebar2 (https://github.com/rebar/rebar/blob/master/src/rebar_deps.erl#L608).
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There's errors https://buildkite.com/ninenines/erlang-dot-mk-prs/builds/571#f82429ad-13c2-4949-b0ca-24d31d05f43e/55-739 I can help tomorrow. |
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That's fine for commits but will this work fine for tags and branches too? Is there some expectations around differentiating ref/branch/tag in the rebar.config? |
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Rebar3 emits a warning for "raw" git dependency versions, and expects a
tuple indicating what the version actually is (a branch, tag or ref).
This warning propagates to any software directly or indirectly using
Gun.
This syntax also works with rebar2
(https://github.com/rebar/rebar/blob/master/src/rebar_deps.erl#L608).