Jonatan Männchen
Jonatan Männchen
When working with an application, which is managed by mix and contains both Elixir (`lib`) and Erlang (`src`), the Erlang modules are not added to the documentation. I tracked this...
@wojtekmach Since `Mix.Tasks.Compile.Erlang` doesn't use rebar, we would have to do the changes both in `mix` and `rebar3`, correct? (Given we don't want to push for `erlc` at the moment.)...
This seems to be an issue when converting the Arrow data structure to Erlang terms. It works when using `Explorer.DataFrame.from_query/3`.
Fixed by 81bd15abaa954afc8e8f9d1fd5b295fb3bf59139
@shaolang I honestly don't remember why thing are how they are. I stopped looking at this years ago and can't quite remember why. You're welcome to pick this back up...
> Is there any particular reason why using :day, :hour, :minute, etc as the unit isn't considered? @shaolang Yes: the units were not yet supported back in 2020. This is...
Closed in favor of #129
Elixir 1.15 was released in 2017. I think requiring `~> 1.15` should not be a problem for anyone at this point. Currently, even security fixes are only supported from 1.9....
@D4no0 If I understand this correctly, you propose the dynamically create the given binary while compilation and remove it at the end? If yes, a PR is welcome :)
Could you elaborate further?