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This bug follows PR#3 [0] and PR#4 [1]: > I've been looking more into this, and really we should get rebar3 available as > a prerequisite for updating elixir. Unfortunately making rebar3 play nice with > mock so it doesn't try to pull dependencies from the network is not so > straightforward. So I'll need to get that part figured out first. (jeckersb) > First, something in the tests regarding git requires the network which is not > available by default in mock. If you run mock with --enable-network, it passes. > So we'll need to figure out what exactly is going on. I tried a while ago to > run the tests inside of a docker container with the network disabled and the > tests succeeded, so I'm not sure what the difference is between docker and mock > (which uses systemd-nspawn). I've been putting this off but I need to revisit > it. > > Second, the tests are using the bundled rebar/rebar3. If you add rm -f rebar > rebar3 at the end of the %prep section to make sure those aren't used, it will > fail. If you export REBAR=/usr/bin/rebar and REBAR3=/usr/bin/rebar under %check > it gets a bit further but still fails. (jeckersb) [0] https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/elixir/pull-request/3 [1] https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/elixir/pull-request/4
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