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Eiji
Since on this and erlang forums there is no their group you would need either know someone from it and contact him directly or use contact information on their page.
derek-zhou
As a 20+ years Debian user I gave up on all 3rd party repo long time ago. You either use the packages from the distro or compile yourself. Elixir is a no-brainier: It compiles in one minute, and has no strange compile time dependency.
sezaru
You can also use GitHub - asdf-vm/asdf: Extendable version manager with support for Ruby, Node.js, Elixir, Erlang & more · GitHub
nhpip
The nice thing with ESL is that you can pick the Erlang packages you want. In our environment there is no point having observer for example.
soup
+1 to
asdfon my dev machine, super painless.And hexpm/elixir container images for releases, never more than 15 minutes out of date!
Sebb
it is, but maybe a little scary. Also there are some incomplete instructions out there (missing hex and rebar eg). Nerves comes with proper instructions, I copy the relevant (non-nerves part) here: