Maybe I'm missing something, but is it really necessary to set the erlang home path? Isn't it enough to make sure that all the erlang binaries are in a folder in the PATH?
My problem is that I work on Mac OS X and Linux and that I synchronize my config.coffee. That works pretty well as long as I don't use absolute paths. But with the erlang home directory I have to use an absolute path. Which makes my config unsynchronizable :smile:
First of, thank you for working on this! :clap:
Maybe I'm missing something, but is it really necessary to set the erlang home path? Isn't it enough to make sure that all the erlang binaries are in a folder in the
PATH
?My problem is that I work on Mac OS X and Linux and that I synchronize my
config.coffee
. That works pretty well as long as I don't use absolute paths. But with the erlang home directory I have to use an absolute path. Which makes my config unsynchronizable :smile: