Removed deprecation warnings for new elixir versions #36
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Thanks for the pull-request! As you say, it's probably time to move on from Elixir 1.4 and only support the active versions. |
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Thanks for the feedback. Can this be merged or is there anything missing? |
Removed deprecated warnings, support for elixir 1.4 and updated travis file to test with different elixir versions.
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Hello,
thanks for this nice library.
My pull-request is about removing deprecated warnings, support for elixir 1.4 and updating travis.yml to compile with --warnings-as-errors flag.
Since Elixir 1.4. is not even getting anymore security patches i think it can be remove. Please give me feedback if Elixir 1.4. support is still desired.