voltone

voltone

I’ll reach out to the Elixir core team…

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Post #11
mcrunix

mcrunix

Same issue.

What’s mix local.rebar alternative? (Manual installation?)

Our CI pipeline currently broken due to certification issue while installation.

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Post #12
dimitarvp

dimitarvp

They are just warnings, the command finishes successfully for me regardless of them.

You can always temporarily put this in your CI pipeline until the issue is resolved:

mix local.rebar --force || true

So you can override the command’s shell exit code to zero (success).

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Post #13
mcrunix

mcrunix

The command successfully finished on my local machine, but in the first steps, it’s been terminated from the side of CI.

It seems command related to CI error executed from down image layers and I should override the image in that case which I don’t intend to do it.

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Post #14
mcrunix

mcrunix

@voltone Any updates?

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Post #15
emmahyde

emmahyde

Issue on my end as well, also in alpine.

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Post #16
josevalim

josevalim

Creator of Elixir

We have updated the rebar versions for those on Elixir v1.11.4+. As we said, Elixir is safe regardless as we don’t use rebar to download packages, but providing the latest rebar is a good call anyway. :slight_smile:

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Post #17
mcrunix

mcrunix

Thanks @josevalim for your input, Already, there’s a Merge Request for bitwalker/alpine-elixir-phoenix image. By releasing it, Alpine users should be happy :tada:

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Post #18
voltone

voltone

The version bump to 3.15.1 is not enough, I’m afraid: the fix is part of 3.15.2.

There is now also an update for 3.13, so maybe the entry for older Elixir versions can be bumped as well…?

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