5.9.0: switch from Bintray to Cloudsmith, target RabbitMQ 3.8, support Erlang 24 #574
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since Bintray is now gone. This adapts the cookbook to modern supported series of Erlang and RabbitMQ. For example, HiPE support is gone. CentOS 6 is no longer a supported platform for RabbitMQ. And so on.
Erlang 24 (via TLSv1.3 support) assumes OpenSSL 1.1 is available, which won't be the case on Debian before Buster, Ubuntu before 18.04, and so on.
CentOS 8 Stream, Fedora 34, Debian 11
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since Bintray is now gone.
This adapts the cookbook to modern supported series of Erlang and RabbitMQ.
For example, HiPE support is gone.
CentOS 6 is no longer a supported
platform for RabbitMQ. And so on.
On the positive side, Erlang 24 and most modern distributions are now
supported and tested on.
Test Kitchen matrix was updated accordingly.