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Summary of changes
Asana Ticket: none, ad-hoc
This updates a few dependencies, notably major versions of Hackney and HTTPoison.
For Hackney, I consulted their migration guide. I believe that the only change relevant to how we use Hackney is around the pool behavior. In particular, SSL connections are now not pooled, and most of our requests from Concentrate are probably going via SSL. I'll run this on a dev environment for a while to see if there's any impact. The upgrade to 4.0 is not mentioned in that migration guide, but I looked at the relevant entry in their NEWS.md and I don't think any of the changes are pertinent to us.
For HTTPoison, I looked at a combination of the 2.x upgrade guide in the README as well as the CHANGELOG. I do not believe that any of the changes in question are relevant to how Concentrate uses HTTPoison.