Use debian's version of rebar3 instead of downloading a binary. This
was useful when the container was based on debian 11 where rebar3
wasn't in debian's repositories. Debian 12 has version 3.19.0.
This also solves a caching problem on one of the jenkins nodes, which
currently fails at this line:
ADD https://github.com/erlang/rebar3/archive/refs/tags/${REBAR3_VERSION}.tar.gz /tmp/rebar3.tar.gz
with:
ERROR: failed to solve: failed to load cache key: invalid not-modified ETag: "fce57989250a021a2be5fe5eddd655d6d415eef04f769bf1437f3d6dddfa5559"
My understanding is that docker has cached an ETag that is no longer
valid / maybe the format changed - and instead of simply requesting the
file again, it just fails there.
Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_ETag
Change-Id: I69e02d004a0bd6f9d3a462f4e184b3e9361cc7fe
The current "--enable-sctp" flag when building erlang consists of
supporting SCTP if the libsctp library is found at runtime, by
dynamically linking to it only when SCTP features are requested.
The erlang package in debian only lists libsctp as a Build-Depends, but
it is not installed by default, so apps wishing to use SCTP will fail:
"""
[error] CRASH REPORT Process <0.155.0> with 0 neighbours crashed with reason: no match of right hand value {error,{shutdown,{open,eprotonosupport}
"""
Installing the libsctp library fixes the issue.
Related: OS#5757
Change-Id: I5ca332f9064c16491116608577b3f68379d840e6
Oliver Smith
Pau Espin