As reported in https://github.com/erlang/rebar3/issues/2563 #8
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And fixed in erlang/rebar3#2606 Relies on having all relevant libs compiled in the same phase (i.e. all top-level apps or all deps), with two layers of transitive libraries depending on parse_trans, which is called at runtime during the compiler phase. If the compiler does not feed dep-level information and does no runtime analysis of compile time deps, either a_lib or z_lib will fail to build when b_lib calls parse_trans (depending on sorting order).
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And fixed in erlang/rebar3#2606
Relies on having all relevant libs compiled in the same phase (i.e. all
top-level apps or all deps), with two layers of transitive libraries (exometer + custom)
depending on parse_trans, which is called at runtime during the
compiler phase. If the compiler does not feed dep-level information
and does no runtime analysis of compile time deps, either a_lib or z_lib
will fail to build when b_lib calls parse_trans (depending on sorting order).