Max Prokopiev

+1, it's really slow, especially if file contains javascript or coffeescript parts

@binaryseed I've created a sample setup that doesn't work for us - https://github.com/maxprokopiev/new_relic_elixir_test it uses `elixir:1.9.4-alpine` docker image which supposed to use the `OTP_VERSION=22.3.4.21` (https://hub.docker.com/layers/elixir/library/elixir/1.9.4-alpine/images/sha256-6b2be54f4cd56e69ecf491ba065b38633df7f4ac1de7e7b0b6119c2c2da06c58?context=explore) if you try to run...

also at the same time I cannot see Elixir in the list of the APM agents https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/agents/ maybe we're trying to use smth that is not supported at all? is...

@tpitale thanks for the response! With the license key either in config or env we get the same - apps work fine, but nothing in new relic dashboard

@tpitale heya, I can confirm that with your example it works and we have data in the dashboard now 🎉 thanks big time for that ✨ I'll try to experiment...

No there isn't. But you can check it against some dictionary to check if it contains some human words, for example. This is _a way out of scope_ of this...

see more in https://github.com/caiges/Ruby-RC4/pull/8

I would love to work on that if there are no concerns :)

see https://github.com/rubocop/rails-style-guide/pull/356#discussion_r1492355019

reopening this one since there seem to be some demand to have a linter, but not an entry to the style guide