Switch to Zulu and update build matrix up to JDK 19 #29
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Zulu provides larger set of JDK versions, including early access(EA) versions. The upcoming version is 19 - include the EA version in order to test our projects before the release.
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I just noticed that using LTS JDK releases is done on purpose. I wonder why? Would it not make more sense individual projects to temporary exclude problematic JDK than all projects having to include extra versions. After all the important thing is to ensure all projects are working with the latest versions and take actions if they don't. |
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Agree. it's configurable at least |
slachiewicz
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Jul 28, 2022
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Zulu provides larger set of JDK versions, including early access(EA) versions. Any objections to switch to it instead of Temurin? Only Oracle JDK (but I'm not sure anymore what is free and what not) and SAP Machine (not as popular) provide larger set of versions (including 20, which is the release after the next at time of writing).
The upcoming version is 19 - include the EA version in order to test our projects before the release.