Hi Emmanuel,
I did consider the option. However, there are several issues.
The main one is that the tests do not explicitly require a session manager.
The requirement comes from one of the dependencies.
Therefore, there is no clear way to determine a priori if a test needs a
session manager.
Of c
On 02.09.19 13:22, Dalibor Topic wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
thank you for your interest - the jpackage source code can be found in the
JDK-8200758-branch of the JDK sandbox repository at
https://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk/sandbox
I haven't looked into that yet, but some questions first:
- is the too
Excellent
On Tuesday, 3 September 2019 09:26:46 BST Dalibor Topic wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> the jpackage tool is programming language agnostic, as long as the input
> is provided as modules and/or JAR files.
>
> The jpackage launcher creates a JVM instance and then calls into the
> "static void mai
On 02.09.19 16:30, tony mancill wrote:
As a next step, how about we build a Guava 28 .deb locally (ignoring the
build-deps problem for the moment) to assess the state of the r-deps?
That should help inform us on which approach to take. I can work on
this, although it likely will be about a wee
Hi David,
the jpackage tool is programming language agnostic, as long as the input
is provided as modules and/or JAR files.
The jpackage launcher creates a JVM instance and then calls into the
"static void main(String[])" method of the specified main class, but
doesn't otherwise care what is
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