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Jackpot version 17, based on NetBeans 17 #33
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- name: Set up Ubuntu dependencies | ||
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sudo apt install ant ant-optional openjdk-8-jdk openjdk-11-jdk openjdk-17-jdk openjdk-19-jdk |
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if you want, you could use the setup-java action here.
the advantage is that it is cached and the setup is really fast, you can also pick the vendor.
example:
https://github.com/actions/setup-java#install-multiple-jdks
the locations are also stored in env vars, see example above
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would be awesome if this project would have a README in the root folder, so that github renders a short description of the project on the front page. It might be also good to mention that jackpot rules can be simply used from within NetBeans without any setup requirements.
Or it could simply link to the readme of the cmdline sub folder since that is probably the main entry point to get started I suppose.
I think it would be good to squash the changes before merging. I did not see anything that makes me nervous, but I see a failure in the unittests:
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* Apache ant 1.9.9 or above | ||
* Apache Maven 3.3.9 or above | ||
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* JDK 8-17 | ||
* JDK 8-19 |
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Great. For purposes of nbjavac I'd need to run on JDK8, but still access JDK17 APIs while refactoring. Is that possible with new version?
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