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Tested only `perform-client-handshake` with iex, not `perform-server-handshake`. I have also not tested every capability, the added flags seem to be the bare minimum to avoid a rejection from elixir.
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Hi,
This PR allows CLERIC to connect to elixir once again. It does so by using the new handshake messages and pretending that it supports all the capabilities
iexrequires.I haven't tested this thoroughly because I don't fully understand what each capability means.
It is possible, however, to (a) connect to iex with
remote-node-connect; (b) send messages usingreg-send; and (c) receive messages withreceive-node-messages. Doing these things requires flambard/cl-erlang-term#7Like the other PR, this is not really intended to be merged as-is, more for gathering comments and preventing bit-rot.
Cheers