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[BUG] Minecolab doesn't work for 1.17 server #35
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Minecraft servers now use Java 16, you might want to change the variable that dictates what java version to download. |
Thanks for reply, but if you read bug description, you'll notice I said I know it's because of older Java but I don't know how to update it/change version |
Ok so I managed to change Java Version by editing this line: (you can also comment everything under But I still get the following error: I've tried to run my server file on local pc and it worked just fine. |
Yeah for now you can't use MIneColab to make a 1.17 server, since Java 16 only supports Ubuntu 20.04 and 20.10, and Google Colab's machines run on 18.04. I also have the same problem. |
Would look into it in a few hours. It should be pretty easy to switch since we're already using a ppa to get the jdk. |
Here's the thing i tried manually installing the Java 16 JDK and i made sure that it was running it, when launching the JAR It would not launch and spits out errors, unless you are adding a patched jdk into the ppa then idk |
Hello, people added PR which resolves this issue #36 |
Sorry but your solution isn't realy working |
Ok, now it works now, thanks to @AndreVuillemot160 Quick fix: (In AndreVuillemort160 commit there is Thanks everyone for help! Love, |
My notepad outputs an error:
java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: net/minecraft/server/Main has been compiled by a more recent version of the Java Runtime (class file version 60.0), this version of the Java Runtime only recognizes class file versions up to 59.0
How to reproduce the behavior:
Try to run 1.17 Vanilla server files
It's propably because Java must be updated to newer version. Anyone got idea how to do that?
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