CharlesO
Compiling any app dependent on Rustler is not working on Elixir v12.0 and OTP-24
Anyone having similar issues?
Could not compile :rustler, no "mix.exs", "rebar.config" or "Makefile" (pass :compile as an option to customize compilation, set it to "false" to do nothing)
Unchecked dependencies for environment prod:
* rustler (https://github.com/rusterlium/rustler.git)
could not find an app file at "c:/Projects/bat/_build/prod/lib/rustler/ebin/rustler.app". This may happen if the dependency was not yet compiled or the dependency indeed has no app file (then you can pass app: false as option)
could not compile dependency :xler, "mix compile" failed. You can recompile this dependency with "mix deps.compile xler", update it with "mix deps.update xler" or clean it with "mix deps.clean xler"
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josevalim
Is that v1.12.0 or one of the RCs? We fixed a bug on the RCs but it should be fixed on the final release.
CharlesO
v1.12.0 sir
josevalim
Looking at the Rustler project, it indeed does not have any of mix.exs/rebar.config/makefile at the root, so it makes sense that Elixir does not know how to compile it: GitHub - rusterlium/rustler: Safe Rust bridge for creating Erlang NIF functions · GitHub
Try using a
:sparsecheckout on the relevant subdirectory or use the Hex package. I am not sure how it worked before (it shouldn’t have).dimitarvp
Which version of
rustlerare you using? Mine is0.22.0-rc.0. My Elixir+Rust project compiles fine with Erlang23.3.4and Elixir1.12.0-otp-23, but fails to compile with Erlang24.0and Elixir1.12.0-otp-24. The error is:Seems there’s a hard requirement for a maximum Erlang version. I thought of contributing and maybe even taking over
rustlerin the future (the owners are semi-open to the idea btw) but life and work keep getting in the way.Still, maybe I can muster a small PR that fixes this problem soon-ish.
TL;DR: It’s not Elixir 1.12.0’s fault. It seems to be
rustlerinsisting on a maximum Erlang version.CharlesO
This has been updated on the main branch but not yet published as a release. if you use the git repo as your dep, you won’t get that error
dimitarvp
I am now using Erlang
24.0and Elixir1.12.0-otp-24plus I userustlerdirectly from its GitHub repo and I am still getting the error. Which versions do you have exactly so it’s working for you?CharlesO
I still have problems, not fully resolved. but at least The main branch of rustler is updated for OTP-24
dimitarvp
@josevalim or @AstonJ Can you split this mini-thread off of the main one? We kind of got off-topic.
maciejgryka
I had the same problem - it all seems to work after you use the git checkout option both in your
mix.exsas well asCargo.toml(a short blog post about this here).I was missing the
Cargo.tomlstep for a long time leading me to being stuck with0.22.0-rc.0there and still getting the version error.To summarize, I’ve added this to
mix.exs(thanks for thesparsetip @josevalim):And this to
Cargo.toml:CharlesO
no luck compiling
{:meeseeks, "~> 0.15.1"},even with the specified updates.