Drop Java 17, test only with Java 21 - #6180
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Signed-off-by: Alexander Brandes <mc.cache@web.de>
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This isn’t weekly you’re removing it from but looks fine
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I mean, we cannot test with Java 25 yet, so I set the JDK to 21, unrelated to the line tested. |
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Weekly is already 21 |
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Why is that? |
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Requires #6142 |
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Time to revisit now since the next LTS 2.555.1 will require Java 21? |
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I don't think we should drop Java 17 on the 2.528.x or 2.541.x lines. We've detected serious problems in the past because we were still running Java 17 on those lines. |
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The upcoming weekly doesn't support Java 17 anymore.