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[Help] Elixir and Pheonix versions
Hello, i’m confusing about which version of Elixir should i install to use Phoenix, the stable version of Elixir is Elixir 1.10.3 but in the Phoenix docs there only mention to Elixir 1.6 or later, can i stick with v1.10.3 or i have to update to 1.6 or later?
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c4710n
semver is the version standard that Elixir community adopts.
A version number is formatted as MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH. So:
- 1.10.3 is newer than 1.6, you should not say “update to 1.6”, but “downgrade to 1.6”.
Every framework or library has a minimal requirement of Elixir version, just like you said “Phoenix docs mention to Elixir 1.6 or later”. In this case, choose the newest version you can use.
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kip
Welcome to the forum!
1.6 is quite old and its amazing the team still supports it. If you are starting new then 1.10.3 is the right choice.
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christhekeele
Clarification: 1.6 is older than 1.10, just in case there was confusion about that. Sticking with 1.10 will work fine.
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