I am tired after, fighting for 2 hours, trying to make Prom_Ex library work with Phoenix 1.6.

I was learning Realtime Phoenix book, and coming across the chapter about how important observability & metrics, I decided to go for the pull based approach that Prometheus offers.

I came across a great talk by Alex Koutmos:

But, after bashing my head, trying to make it work with latest stable release of Phoenix, I gave up.

It’s just not yielding, it’s versioning requirement is too stringent.

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#Incompatibility<#Term<your app>, cause: {:conflict, #Incompatibility<#Term<prom_ex >= 1.5.0>, cause: {:conflict, #Incompatibility<#Term<the lock>, #Term<prom_ex >= 1.5.0>, cause: {:conflict, #Incompatibility<#Term<the lock>, #Term<not telemetry 1.1.0 (optional)>, cause: :dependency>, #Incompatibility<#Term<prom_ex >= 1.5.0>, #Term<not telemetry ~> 1.0.0>, cause: :dependency>}>, #Incompatibility<#Term<your app>, #Term<not the lock>, cause: :dependency>}>, #Incompatibility<#Term<your app>, #Term<not prom_ex ~> 1.7.1>, cause: :dependency>}>
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Because "the lock" specifies telemetry 1.1.0 and prom_ex >= 1.5.0 depends on telemetry ~> 1.0.0, the lock is incompatible with prom_ex >= 1.5.0.
And because your app depends on the lock, prom_ex >= 1.5.0 is forbidden.
So, because your app depends on prom_ex ~> 1.7.1, version solving failed.
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