Recent .tool-versions changes broke my machine. Turns out that I didn't have the correct Erlang/Elixir versions installed, even though my versions of Erlang/Elixir were in .tool-versions.
So this PR makes changes that should be considered the official stance of hindsight:
Remove Erlang versioning. I don't care what version of Erlang 22.x.x you're running, and neither does hindsight.
We do care that you're running Elixir 1.9.x, because we're reliant on 1.9's release and config changes. Choosing a version that will use a v22 version of OTP. This makes it so you must use a v22 Erlang, but again, I don't care what minor/patch versions you're using.
Upgrade Helm to v3.1.2. I'm just choosing the latest release version. It's what we'll be sticking with for awhile.
CHANGES TO THIS FILE MOVING FORWARD WILL BE ASKED TO BE REMOVED UNLESS THERE'S AN EXPLICIT DECISION TO CHANGE A VERSION. Otherwise, I'm going to assume it's a mistake of local configuration and it won't be merged.
Recent
.tool-versionschanges broke my machine. Turns out that I didn't have the correct Erlang/Elixir versions installed, even though my versions of Erlang/Elixir were in.tool-versions.So this PR makes changes that should be considered the official stance of hindsight:
22.x.xyou're running, and neither does hindsight.1.9.x, because we're reliant on 1.9's release and config changes. Choosing a version that will use av22version of OTP. This makes it so you must use av22Erlang, but again, I don't care what minor/patch versions you're using.v3.1.2. I'm just choosing the latest release version. It's what we'll be sticking with for awhile.CHANGES TO THIS FILE MOVING FORWARD WILL BE ASKED TO BE REMOVED UNLESS THERE'S AN EXPLICIT DECISION TO CHANGE A VERSION. Otherwise, I'm going to assume it's a mistake of local configuration and it won't be merged.