chore: upgrade Elixir, Erlang, Phoenix #2864
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this use case is now handled in the runtime config anyway
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erlang 28.0 → 28.2
elixir 1.18.4 → 1.19.4
Phoenix 1.8.1 → 1.8.3
I was mostly curious if I could get a more cooperative local dev environment which didn't crash on recompilation so often. I'm not sure if I achieved that, but at least we can keep up with our incremental upgrades.
Some corrections/improvements made along the way:
check_originhost is already set in runtime.exs and thus I didn't need any of the other code around configuring that:allow_indexingconfiguration was written before we had aruntime.exs. Using the runtime configuration file to set that value lets me clean up a lot of code!# hack to pull the STATIC_SCHEME variable out of the environmentalso came beforeruntime.exs, and also doesn't do anything useful as currently written. So I hypothesize we don't need that anymore