ehayun
I have problems when I upgrade plug_cowboy
I want to install version 2.3
I did
{:plug_cowboy, "== 2.3"}
but I got an error
How do I do that
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ehayun
Great.
I tried “2.3”
kip
When you want a specific version is needs to be specified completely, as you just found out
arcanemachine
Can anybody tell me where this syntax is documented?
I (mostly) know how the syntax works, I just don’t know where this is all written down.
Thanks
ken-kost
here?
arcanemachine
That page has examples that reference the
>=operator, with no explanation of what it does.It also does not describe how to install an exact version, or what the
~>operator is, or how to use it, or if there are any other operators available.BartOtten
ken-kost
It’s in Version
Bart beat me to it
BartOtten
Your post has nicer formatting of the link. Lets call it a draw
arcanemachine
Excellent, thank you both.