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We've added support for the following new Erlang/OTP releases:

We've added support for the following new Erlang/OTP releases:

In additional to those new versions, now it's possible to read Erlang/OTP documentation in Erlang shell. The docs .chunk files get generated during build time and one could easily install it by adding the package erlang-modules-dev.

We've added support for the following new Erlang/OTP releases:

In additional to those new versions, a new beamtools is available here.

This new version was made with Yocto mickledore release and brings Erlang/OTP 26.0.2 and Elixir 1.15.2.

Yocto Project has released a new version 4.2 (Mickledore). As consequence meta-erlang brings a new branch mickledore updating most of the recipes. mickledore release is not a LTS release and community support will be available until November 2023.

We've also upgraded to the latest Erlang/OTP and Elixir releases supporting the following new Erlang/OTP releases:

• Erlang/OTP 26.0.1
• Erlang/OTP 25.3.2.2
• Elixir 1.14.4

It's worth mentioning the meta-erlang master has also been updated.

We've added support for the following new Erlang/OTP releases:

Removed recipes:

• For langdale the recipes ejabberd and emqx have been removed due the lack of supporting cross-compilation build in a stable way.

Updated recipes:

• For langdale the following recipes have been updated: lux, vernemq, yaws, tsung, riak, couchdb. It is important to mention about langdale EOL in May 2023. So, this branch will not receive updates.

It has been decided:

• Dropped support to Erlang/OTP 24 in langdale. Due the lack of deterministic build flags in 24. Elixir 1.12 has also been dropped (because it dependes on Erlang/OTP 24).

We've added support for the following new Erlang/OTP releases:

Fixed bugs:

• QA Issue buildpaths (reproducible builds) when building with langdale, a specific patch has been integrated in order to avoid building flags into the final beam.smp binary.

To be decided:

• Yocto Langdale release has enabled reproducible build checks. Erlang/OTP from 25 and later implements special flags to fix reproducible issues. But Erlang/OTP 24 does not have these special flags as a consequence langdale Erlang/OTP 24 builds warns about: packages contains reference to TMPDIR [buildpaths]. There are two paths that we could get. One is to drop Erlang/OTP 24 support OR disable QA buildpaths checking.

This new website is based on Docusaurus documentation framework. The previous site was using docsify, which is also great. But Docusaurus address others concerns when writing documentation for open source project.

So, the site has a new frontend page and a blog session where we want to add latest meta-erlang release highlights. The documentation session is pretty much the same plus some improvements on Introduction chapter.