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The warnings come from Code expansion, not Code execution, so it looks across all clauses always (and has done so for quite some time).

The Bitwise one is easy, because you can use import and it will work on previous versions as well. For the application env, you could do:

function = :get_env
@color_aliases apply(Application, function, [:bunt, :color_aliases, []])

to trick the Elixir compiler.

Thanks! At first glance, compilation times seems to have improved a little bit on my M1 macbook pro.

[EDIT]

I’m really liking dbg(). A simple search-and-replace of IO.inspect and console output is 10x better.

That’s what I had suggested on github as well in a little more abstracted form:

As expected no problems with Earmark/Parser