Justin Baker

This is actually an issue with SSL negotiation. I don't know if it's a problem with something I'm doing though. Could you see which version of Erlang and OpenSSL you...

I really want to say that's surprising, but I can't. I honestly don't know how Erlang's SSL library works and trying to figure it out may be the death of...

I'm really bothered about taking the tests out. If you don't mind me taking a look and seeing how I could implement them with Cowboy 2.0. But I really do...

Hey, sorry been swamped. I'll set a reminder to take another look at this next week.

It does catch them so that it can run terminate. Are you manually exiting out of terminate?

That is the expected behavior. If you haven't defined `terminate/2` then it should fail loudly. There's nothing that's written to logger explicitly like `:gen_server` (`:gen_server` produces 2 messages) does, but...

Yes, the supervisor is "eating" the exit and I agree that a logging mechanism is definitely necessary. Normally OTP would receive those exits and create some kind of message. GenServer...

Hmm, so there's nothing "fake" about the server. It's a full blown Plug/Cowboy server that I start an instance of before each test that starts at a random port in...

Also, incase you were wondering, the overhead of starting a actual server is almost nothing. The WebSockex test suite run in like 4 seconds, and if I were to take...

That's usually an SSL error of some sort. I haven't had time to give this library the attention it deserves, but I'll see if I can make SSL easier to...