Use the new distillery.release command #733
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In the Phoenix walkthrough, we were using the following command: mix do phx.digest, release --env=prod For Elixir 1.9+, that command was failing. Since the new mix releases, the release command had to be changed to distillery.release. The walkthrough was still referencing the old command.
The release command was renamed to distillery.release in version 2.1.
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@bitwalker this is just a documentation change but will keep docs up to date with Phoenix guides |
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In the Phoenix walkthrough, we were using the following command: mix do phx.digest, release --env=prod
For Elixir 1.9+, that command was failing. Since the new mix releases, the release command had to be changed to distillery.release.
The walkthrough was still referencing the old command.
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