Update supported Java version in getting started #840
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@kota2and3kan Sorry, can you fix the conflict? |
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This PR updates the description of the supported Java version in the getting started guide.
In the previous getting started guide, we built ScalarDB itself in that steps. So, we must use Java 8 to build ScalarDB.
However, in the current getting started guide, we can use
Java 8 or highersince it gets pre-compiled ScalarDB from the Maven repository.And, I think there is a possibility that the current description may mislead users that
ScalarDB only supports Java 8.(Actually, I got a such question from a user.)
So, I think it is better to describe
Java 8 or higherin the getting started guide.Also, Gradle 7.1 doesn't support Java 17 or higher.
So, I updated the Gradle version of the getting started project to 7.6 (current latest version).
https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/compatibility.html
Please take a look!