Basically now all releases will get the freshest available JDK. We no longer have the exact version info in the script but I don't think that matters. Locally I just wipe out everything before running the script. And the release is always created in a new empty environment. So the exact version in paths doesn't matter.
neph1
commented
7 months ago
Resolves #595
Basically now all releases will get the freshest available JDK. We no longer have the exact version info in the script but I don't think that matters. Locally I just wipe out everything before running the script. And the release is always created in a new empty environment. So the exact version in paths doesn't matter.