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ExceptionInInitializerError when using Java 9 on Debian #1310
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Thanks for the bug report. If you have a proposed solution, please share or send a PR. |
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Fixed in #1311 |
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This upgrade includes a fix [1] that is required to support the upcoming JDK version 11. [1] google/gson#1310 Change-Id: I5f8cc466aa4c03f380c386245890c1e7eb329929
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* Fixed google#1310 Also renamed VersionUtils to more readable abstraction JavaVersion Added support for debian naming convention Using min supported version (6) as the default if JDK version can't be figured out * Moved JavaVersion to an internal package
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VersionUtils
, introduced in this commit, makes some assumptions about the format of thejava.version
system property that do not always hold true. For example, when using Java 9 on Debian, the following failure occurs:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: