what would that look like in this case? I’ve never used unquote for that sort of thing.
ChaseGilliam
idi527
ChaseGilliam
idi527
When this code gets compiled, Mix.env still presumably works. And then in prod it’s the same as
def func(), do: :prod
So, yes.
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ChaseGilliam
OvermindDL1
Yeah if you do something like:
def blah() do
IO.inspect(unquote(Mix.env()))
end
It’ll get compiled like:
def blah() do
IO.inspect(:dev)
end
For whatever the environment is.
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ChaseGilliam
OvermindDL1
Do note, if you ever want to encode something that is not a basic value then you’ll need to escape it into the AST, so change the unquote(...) into being unquote(Macro.escape(...)), this also means you cannot encode transient values like PID’s and REF’s. 
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ChaseGilliam
I finally got around to updating this to use unquote.
defp env do
unquote(Mix.env())
end
Thanks for the help!
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SampsonCrowley
Here’s the page shared by @ChaseGilliam from his github. Your site is broken brotha
Can someone please give a single example of actually sending an HTTP/2 Push? or even just a sample of checking if the client supports it? I can’t seem to find it ANYWHERE in the phoenix docs. do we have to use cowboy directly??
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