Fix: Erlang function calls in pipes were incorrectly formatted #476
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Erlang remote calls were not being recognized as being in a pipeline context because they're just atoms, and that wasn't included as a valid token inside of pipelines. Thus, `in_context?(x, :pipe)` would return false, and the first arguments to the functions would appear Fixes #475
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Erlang remote calls were not being recognized as being in a pipeline context because they're just atoms, and that wasn't included as a valid token inside of pipelines. Thus, `in_context?(x, :pipe)` would return false, and the first arguments to the functions would appear Fixes #475
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Erlang remote calls were not being recognized as being in a pipeline context because they're just atoms, and that wasn't included as a valid token inside of pipelines. Thus,
in_context?(x, :pipe)would return false, and the first arguments to the functions would appearFixes #475