HTTP API: expose RabbitMQ, Erlang versions in GET /api/nodes responses#15454
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There is no reason why these versions shouldn't be reported for nodes.
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HTTP API: expose RabbitMQ, Erlang versions in GET /api/nodes responses (backport #15454)
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There is no reason why these versions shouldn't be reported for nodes.
The alternative is to dive into the list of Erlang/OTP apps on the node: more painful and less obvious.