Run nodetool using results of find_erts_dir #192
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Before this change, extended_bin.dtl assumes the release uses an
embedded erts release when calling nodetool, making any
nodetool-related functionality incompatible with the following
setting:
{include_erts, false}
This change calls nodetool using the escript binary in the path
discovered in the find_erts_dir function.
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Run nodetool using results of find_erts_dir
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Nice patch, thanks for this @timclassic! |
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Before this change, extended_bin.dtl assumes the release uses an
embedded erts release when calling nodetool, making any
nodetool-related functionality incompatible with the following
setting:
{include_erts, false}
This change calls nodetool using the escript binary in the path
discovered in the find_erts_dir function.