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Since version 3.34.0 switched to JDK 17 any project that is still on JDK 11 or earlier that uses transitive dependencies throws an error java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unsupported class file major version 61
Maybe it would be better to increment the major version for such a change, like, starting with 4.*?
Workarounds:
Users to define explicitly lib version 3.33.0 as the latest which still on JDK 11
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This also broke one of our Java 11 specific builds, and we were using version 3.31.0. Somehow that too has been compiled against 17. Thanks @alex-korobko, 3.33.0 works still, for now.
Anyone who needs latest Java versions support in JDT please move to Java 17 runtime. If you can't, stay at Java 11 and old compiler versions. Major version bump is not done, as we don't do this if moving to other Java runtimes.
Guys,
Since version 3.34.0 switched to JDK 17 any project that is still on JDK 11 or earlier that uses transitive dependencies throws an error
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unsupported class file major version 61
Maybe it would be better to increment the major version for such a change, like, starting with 4.*?
Workarounds:
Users to define explicitly lib version 3.33.0 as the latest which still on JDK 11
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: