Build modules using Java 8 #10816
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Because the OpenSAML4 classes are compiled using Java 11, we have to rely on reflection to instante those classes since the config module should be compatible with Java 8 Issue spring-projectsgh-10816
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Because the OpenSAML4 classes are compiled using Java 11, we have to rely on reflection to instante those classes since the config module should be compatible with Java 8 Issue gh-10816
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This commit makes the check task depend on the saml2Tests task. The test task was also configured to run after saml2Tests, to make sure that the compileTestJava runs after the compileSaml2TestJava Issue gh-10816
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We should use Java 8 to build our modules since we have to be Java 8 compatible.
As of now, there is no way to know if we added a Java 9+ language feature.
We might use Gradle Toolchain in order to specify a Java version to run the tasks
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