Updated Poison dependency#9
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… 1.2.1 This also silences all the "unsafe variable assignment" warnings.
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It would also be appropriate to bump the minor version. |
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Yes. I think it should happen after the PR is merged though. |
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Hi, I am in the process of integrating server-side react rendering with a Phoenix application, and I couldn't use the latest release on hex.pm because of a dependency version conflict with Phoenix.
I'm following this guide:
http://blog.overstuffedgorilla.com/render-react-with-phoenix/
(and thanks for the great writeup!)
This PR updates the poison dependency to make the library compatible with Phoenix 1.2.1
This also silences all the "unsafe variable assignment" warnings.