Use Java 8 to compile non-GWT code #37
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Yup. The Cloudbees BuildHive does not support Java 8. 👎 |
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This is all to contribute to #25, by the way. |
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Use Java 8 to compile non-GWT code.
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Change the language level to be Java 8. GWT does not yet support Java 8 language syntax, so those guys need to be handled specially.