[tycho-4.0.x] Reduce printed warnings in builds #3532
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There are a lot of "[WARNING] Using JavaSE-21 to fulfill requested profile of JavaSE-17. This might lead to faulty dependency resolution, consider defining a suitable JDK in the toolchains.xml." in builds if no toolchain.xml is defined. But with modular JVMs even having same EE version doesn't guarantee same APIs are available in the JVM thus reducing severity of the message to debug so it can still be printed for the rare cases when that might be useful. (cherry picked from commit 969abc4)
Test Results 588 files 588 suites 3h 54m 15s ⏱️ For more details on these failures, see this check. Results for commit 5b4fe62. |
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