OTP compatibility and dialyzer issues #1
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Breaks behaviour (e.g. float conversion) for earlier OTP versions, but will still compile/run. In Riak use case, no issues with float conversion or non-utf8 atom conversion.
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There are two OTP compatibility issues:
[short]option on float_to_binary, is not available until OTP 25. Without converting floats to-and-from may not return the same results. As we don't include floats in JSON in Riak, we wrok around this for earlier versions, and disable the relevant tests.binary_to_atom/1andbinary_to_existing_atom/1are not available in OTP 22 - so the equivalent 2-arity function is used. Again there is no conversion of atoms in Riak's use - and so this is not relevant.The remaining issue is a large number of dialyzer warnings about improper lists. See OTP discussion on this warning - erlang/otp#5937. I'm not sure of the relevance, so rather than attempt to "fix" the code, the decision here is to trust the code and disable the warning.