Require JDK 21 for building (but keep the Java 17 baseline) + fixes for toolchain support #10150
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1. Document what the main plugins are for. 2. The "compile" version is actually the "compiler" version (the version of the compiler), and shouldn't be mistaken for the "version we compile to". Renaming it.
It used to be skipped sometimes due to the Gradle cache.
Hibernate ORM 7.0+ uses Java 17 as its baseline, so it cannot possibly be tested on a JDK lower than 17.
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Saw no objection there: https://hibernate.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/132094-hibernate-orm-dev/topic/I.20broke.20Java.2017/with/517526863 merging. |
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The logic might be a bit too aggressive?
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Thanks for the heads-up, fix is there: #10269 |
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