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java major 21.0.9+10.0.LTS -> 25.0.1+8.0.LTS

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trask commented Nov 18, 2025

@zeitlinger is this expected for it to fail on Java 25?

@renovate renovate bot force-pushed the renovate/java-25.x branch from 5460587 to 5b7f75c Compare November 19, 2025 02:54
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@zeitlinger is this expected for it to fail on Java 25?

The java version in the dockerfile must be updated first - should we create a rule to bundle them in renovate?

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zeitlinger commented Nov 21, 2025

The java version in the dockerfile must be updated first - should we create a rule to bundle them in renovate?

docker file updates are disabled

"matchPackageNames": ["eclipse-temurin"],

I created #910 to remove the pin

@trask I can't see why they were disabled - can you remember?

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trask commented Nov 21, 2025

@zeitlinger is this expected for it to fail on Java 25?

The java version in the dockerfile must be updated first - should we create a rule to bundle them in renovate?

can you explain the issue a bit more? thanks

@trask I can't see why they were disabled - can you remember?

yeah, we were intentionally running examples on earlier Java versions, but we can definitely revisit this (as long as we still compile the bytecode to earlier version to make sure users can copy-paste the examples into apps still running on earlier Java versions)

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