Bump dependencies to latest#59
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Check failing, not sure why. Ok with the changes though. |
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Summary
ldclient(launchdarkly_server_sdk) 3.8.0 → 3.11.0, pluscredo,dialyxir,doctor,ex_docand transitive depsmise.tomlDetails
Routine dependency refresh, primarily to get the LaunchDarkly server SDK onto 3.11.0. The other direct dev/test tooling (credo, dialyxir, doctor, ex_doc) and their transitive deps move to current releases as part of regenerating the lockfile.
The
mise.tomlpins the toolchain for this repo. Erlang 27.2 (previously inherited from the parent workspace) ships a TLSkey_usage_mismatchregression that breaksmix deps.get/hex auth against hex.pm; pinning the patched 27.3.4 avoids it. CI is unaffected — it sets up its own OTP/Elixir via setup-beam and still runs the full 1.18/OTP 27 and 1.19/OTP 28 matrix.Full local CI parity run is green: format, credo --strict, dialyzer, hex.audit, sobelow, and the test suite.