Closed mattwigway closed 10 months ago
Adoptium/Temurin might be the best choice as it autodetects platform/architecture so people won't have difficulty if they don't know what CPU they have.
Hi Matt. These are great suggestions. I'm happy with recommending Temurin, but I wouldn't see a problem in simply mentioning other implementations and linking to them
I'm not sure why the auto builder rebuilt the jar for the pull request - will investigate.
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Hi Matt. These are great suggestions. I'm happy with recommending Temurin, but I wouldn't see a problem in simply mentioning other implementations and linking to them
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The download instructions on https://ipeagit.github.io/r5r/ for the JDK are currently somewhat confusing to someone not well versed in Java. We currently link to two pages for getting the JDK:
neither of which actually provide a JDK download anymore. I think we should pick one of the three open source JDK implementations, and just link to that. Anyone who has a preference for what JDK to use is going to ignore these instructions anyways. The three I'm familiar with are:
I am usually running either Temurin or Corretto on my machines, I haven't touched anything from Oracle in years. Conveyal uses Corretto to run the R5 test suite.