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I'm running into a baffling warning. I'm mix.locked on 0.8.9, and I keep receiving the below error at compile time
==> x509
Compiling 25 files (.ex)
warning: Jason.decode!/1 is undefined (module Jason is not available or is yet to be defined)
│
7 │ |> Jason.decode!()
│ ~
│
└─ lib/x509/path_validation_test.ex:7:14: X509.PathValidationTest.all_scenarios/0
Generated x509 app
but path_validation_test.ex is not a file in the repo in release-0.8.9. I see the file in my deps/x509 folder after 'mix deps.get' and before I try to compile, so it's not a compile artifact.
This isn't a blocker, but it's messing with my understanding of hex packages / git repos / my own sanity.
There must have been a stale file leftover from an experimental branch when I packaged the Hex release. Sorry about that! What's stopping you from moving to a later version?
I'm running into a baffling warning. I'm mix.locked on 0.8.9, and I keep receiving the below error at compile time
but
path_validation_test.ex
is not a file in the repo in release-0.8.9. I see the file in my deps/x509 folder after 'mix deps.get' and before I try to compile, so it's not a compile artifact.This isn't a blocker, but it's messing with my understanding of hex packages / git repos / my own sanity.
I see that the file is added here: https://diff.hex.pm/diff/x509/0.8.8..0.8.9 but I'm not sure how it's not in this GitHub repo.
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