Currently, the JVM downloaders only look to major versions to see if the JVM was downloaded already and makes no attempt to update to newer patch releases. One could stop HTTP, delete the JVM dir, and restart it, but it'd be better to have some mechanism for updating automatically. This could be done by checking the releases list every time, but it may make sense to make it more of an opt-in thing.
Currently, the JVM downloaders only look to major versions to see if the JVM was downloaded already and makes no attempt to update to newer patch releases. One could stop HTTP, delete the JVM dir, and restart it, but it'd be better to have some mechanism for updating automatically. This could be done by checking the releases list every time, but it may make sense to make it more of an opt-in thing.