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fails on my system (but not on Travis)
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That is weird. You seem to have got the latest test suites but are not running the latest version of the compiler and rest of the system. Are you sure your This should be fixed. |
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Unless prefixed with `./bin/lfe`, `./bin/lfec` will use the version of LFE installed on the system, which in my case is often incorrect. Close lfe#251
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This should help avoid confusion related to lfe#251 in the future.
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Unless prefixed with `./bin/lfe`, `./bin/lfec` will use the version of `lfe` installed on the system, which in my case is often incorrect. Add a `compile` `post_hook` to compile `src/*.lfe` and output the beams to the correct directory (as per `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR`). Remove the redundant `make` in the `ct` `pre_hooks` and use `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR` instead of the hard-coded `_build/test/lib`. Remove `./bin` from `$PATH` in `.travis.yml` to avoid similar confusion in the future. Use `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR` in `bin/lfe` when set, otherwise fall back to `./_build/default/{deps,lib}` as before. Close lfe#251
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Unless prefixed with `./bin/lfe`, `./bin/lfec` will use the version of `lfe` installed on the system, which in my case is often incorrect. Add a `compile` `post_hook` to compile `src/*.lfe` and output the beams to the correct directory (as per `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR`). Remove the redundant `make` in the `ct` `pre_hooks` and use `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR` instead of the hard-coded `_build/test/lib`. Remove `./bin` from `$PATH` in `.travis.yml` to avoid similar confusion in the future. Use `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR` in `bin/lfe` when set, otherwise fall back to `./_build/default/{deps,lib}` as before. Close lfe#251
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Unless prefixed with `./bin/lfe`, `./bin/lfec` will use the version of `lfe` installed on the system, which in my case is often incorrect. Add a `compile` `post_hook` to compile `src/*.lfe` and output the beams to the correct directory (as per `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR`). Remove the redundant `make` in the `ct` `pre_hooks` and use `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR` instead of the hard-coded `_build/test/lib`. Remove `./bin` from `$PATH` in `.travis.yml` to avoid similar confusion in the future. Use `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR` in `bin/lfe` when set, otherwise fall back to `./_build/default/{deps,lib}` as before. Close lfe#251
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Unless prefixed with `./bin/lfe`, `./bin/lfec` will use the version of `lfe` installed on the system, which in my case is often incorrect. Add a `compile` `post_hook` to compile `src/*.lfe` and output the beams to the correct directory (as per `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR`). Remove the redundant `make` in the `ct` `pre_hooks` and use `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR` instead of the hard-coded `_build/test/lib`. Remove `./bin` from `$PATH` in `.travis.yml` to avoid similar confusion in the future. Use `$REBAR_DEPS_DIR` in `bin/lfe` when set, otherwise fall back to `./_build/default/{deps,lib}` as before. Close #251
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===> Compiling lfe
===> Running Common Test suites...
It seems to be upset about the switch from
fun
tofunction
. If I switch back, then all the tests pass again.patch
Any idea what's going on here? I'm on Erlang 18.3.4, built using this Nix package, on macOS 10.11.5.
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