josevalim
Elixir v1.11 will be released in October 2020
Hi! 
I hope everyone is well!
The Elixir team releases new versions every 6 months, typically every January and July. However, since many of us may have more than usual on our plates lately, we will be postponing the next Elixir release by 3 months.
Even though Elixir releases are backwards compatible and we were on track to release a new version in July, new Elixir versions always push some amount of work downstream, for example, to library authors that need to upgrade CIs and ensure everything runs smooth (which is usually the case). This is why we decided to postpone. It also gives us an opportunity to evaluate if every 9 months is a better release frequency than every 6 months.
Therefore, Elixir v1.11 will be released in October 2020. If there are any important bug fixes, we will continue releasing patch versions for Elixir v1.10. On that note, the latest Elixir v1.10.3 is already compatible with Erlang/OTP 23.
Thank you and stay safe!
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josevalim
Right. We need to find a long term approach to bring some of those features into Elixir, so you don’t have to rely on private APIs. Part of it was done with compilation tracers but there is most likely more.
sribe
Agreed!
Last Post!
LostKobrakai
Just tried it out. It still shows a a bunch more files, but it listed this in the very beginning, which is basically what I had above (the last dependency is different because of the refactoring I did today):
Maybe there could be a shortest path only option, but the text format seems to start with that one anyways.
The dot graph is still a bit big and doesn’t feel useful in my case yet, but it is by far more usable than before and combined with the text format your changes are already really helpful.