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Fixing Elixir 1.4 missing parens warnings on your code
Hi,
Just wrote a tiny tool (in Ruby, haha) to fix the warnings produced by Elixir 1.4 about missing parens on function calls.
It wont actually change anything unless you provide a --perform flag, and backups (.bak) will be created for touched files.
# download the utility to your project root
ruby ex14parens.rb --help
Hope it can be of use for people moving to 1.4.
Just used it to fix some warnings for absinthe #244
First Post!
alexandrubagu
I will give it a try because are plenty of warnings regarding missing parentheses after elixir upgrade (1.4.0-rc.1). All packages generated with mix before elixir 1.4 are using deps inside mix.exs. For example:
warning: variable "deps" does not exist and is being expanded to "deps()", please use parentheses to remove the ambiguity or change the variable name /home/ubuntu/devel/tests/deps/bunt/mix.exs:11
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