Closed kliakos closed 3 years ago
That does seem like a bug and we should fix it if possible. It is likely to be caused by openjdk:14.0.2
changing from Oracle Linux 7 to Oracle Linux 8. If you want to stick to 7, then you need to use more specific tags: openjdk:14.0.2-oraclelinux7
.
Aha, I found the source of the issue! Oracle Linux 7 didn't have C.UTF-8
, so we used en_US.UTF-8
there instead, but Oracle Linux 8 now doesn't have en_US.UTF-8
but does have C.UTF-8
. I'll have a PR up shortly. :+1:
The default encoding in
openjdk:14.0.2
has changed from previouslyUTF-8
toANSI_X3.4-1968
.