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Upgrade Gradle Tooling API to 8.7 #7215
Upgrade Gradle Tooling API to 8.7 #7215
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looks like groovy is holding up gradle again:
https://docs.gradle.org/8.7/release-notes.html#java-22
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Damn! Why did no one tell groovy that this should not work:
http://groovy-lang.org/changelogs/changelog-4.0.16.html references support for JDK 22. That release was created about 4 months ago.
I think this might be a bit more involved, than "groovy does not support JDK 22", maybe it is "we did not manage to integrate the groovy version that support JDK 22".
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i think the release notes are a bit oversimplified which caused issues in past since they were not clear what is supposed to work and what doesn't work on current jdks.
gradle/gradle#26162 this issue tracks JDK 22 progress. Groovy isn't the only item holding them back.