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I believe it would be a worthwhile addition to the project if a multi-jdk image could be made available. A multi-jdk image is an image containing multiple JDK installations within the same image. The list of JDKs could be limited to the ones currently supported (current LTS + latest version).
This image has little benefit for running services but could help a lot for build/testing/ci workflows. Many projects are considering modernizing their build stack by using a recent version of Java while also maintaining compatibility with older LTS versions. Build tools nowasays provide the ability to specify a different JDK to compile and test code. Although javac also provides the --release flag, there's no equivalent for testing.
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I believe it would be a worthwhile addition to the project if a multi-jdk image could be made available. A multi-jdk image is an image containing multiple JDK installations within the same image. The list of JDKs could be limited to the ones currently supported (current LTS + latest version).
This image has little benefit for running services but could help a lot for build/testing/ci workflows. Many projects are considering modernizing their build stack by using a recent version of Java while also maintaining compatibility with older LTS versions. Build tools nowasays provide the ability to specify a different JDK to compile and test code. Although
javac
also provides the--release
flag, there's no equivalent for testing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: