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use -source 1.8 and allow running with > 1.8 #103
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See also #94 |
Should be ok with 2.2 release |
See #133 |
javadoc requires to disable lint due to JAXB xsd that generate java code with unbalanced .
This was integrated in #204 with some javadoc fixes to avoid warnings. working on using source and target 1.8 |
didn't manage to get it working yet. Playing with dependencies. |
could be related to jmockit version
knowing that jmockit is now in 1.49 and api did change on the road... https://jmockit.github.io/changes.html still 11 years of changes . |
- set versions 1.8 - 8 for maven compiler plugin - update to jmockit 1.5 - add specific options to run jmockit - --add-reads java.base=java.logging does it.
- set versions 1.8 - 8 for maven compiler plugin - update to jmockit 1.5 - add specific options to run jmockit - --add-reads java.base=java.logging does it.
Hello i'm new user of LSC and i try to config it on Ubuntu 20.04 with Java 8 JRE |
This does not seem linked to this issue. Please register to lsc-users mailing list and ask your question on the list. |
is it time to bump master to the minimum -source level 1.8 to support jdk's > 1.8 ?
This is also relevant as sun has already stopped support for jdk's other than 1.8.x, newer javac refuse (i tried jdk 13) -source under 1.8.
With the orable jdk having development only licence these days, running openjdk 13 seems a good possibility, if -source is set to 1.8 during compilation, under jdk 13 compiles with only a few test failures around javascript, maybe simple for somebody more familar with the code ?
I had to disable javadoc creation, as new java is checking javadoc for invalid html fragments, eg. in some cases complaining about instead of , and other things such as HTML entity escaping in javadoc (both of which might be done with a search and replace)
Test Results (openjdk 13, using -source 1.8) :
Javascript is having some issues though, perhaps around bridge nashorn -> mozilla API :
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