Bump toolchain to Elixir 1.20.3 / OTP 29.0.5 - #1
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See github.com/launchscout/devcontainers. Speeds up the first devcontainer build on each machine by shipping the toolchain prebuilt; not required. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closing — opened unintentionally by a batch command that was interrupted mid-run. Only team, launchbox and citrus were meant to get PRs in this round. |
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Points this repo at the shared devcontainer base image from
launchscout/devcontainers, which
ships Elixir, Ruby, Node and Python already built.
This is a convenience, not a requirement
Nothing here is needed for the project to work, and closing this PR breaks
nothing. The only difference is the first container build on each developer's
machine: today mise compiles Erlang (and Ruby) from source, which takes roughly
15–25 minutes per machine, per rebuild. With the base image that time goes to
approximately zero because the toolchain is already in the image.
Merge it if the faster first build is worth having; ignore it if not.
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This repo has no devcontainer of its own, so the win here is indirect: it keeps
the pins aligned with
devcontainer-base:current, so a devcontainer added laterneeds no toolchain build.
mix.exsrequires~> 1.17, so no source change is needed.Verification
mix deps.get && mix compile --forceagainstdevcontainer-base:current—compiles clean.
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