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FWIW #58 covers this in a slightly more elegant way |
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@zackehh thanks for the reference. I hadn't thought of I was also unaware of the |
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I was testing out a few things with this library and noticed that it was failing to compile under Erlang/OTP 18+ because of the usage of
erlang:now(). Not sure if this is the right move for the overall project, but if other people want to build this on more recent versions of erlang they might want to make a similar patch.The deprecation information is documented in the erts docs for why they deprecated this.