I will also reiterate Bernd's recommendation to do your own testing since your software stack is specifically your own obviously.
Gary Gary On Tue, Mar 29, 2022, 11:17 Gary Gregory <[email protected]> wrote: > Another helpful data point is the GitHub Actions build for a specific > component. Usually, a component is built and tested on Java 8, 11, and 17, > all LTS versions. This only tells you have happens when building the HEAD > of the master branch and a new PR. It does not tell you about specific > versions. When we vote on releasing a component, the release manager > usually lists which Java versions they used for building and testing. Each > reviewer voting may also list Java versions tested, or not. All of these > messages are recorded on the dev mailing list which is public. > > Gary > > > On Tue, Mar 29, 2022, 06:15 Bernd Eckenfels <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Hello Shivaraj, >> >> Good to hear that you trust the open source from Apache Commons. >> >> Regarding your question I would ask you to do the testing for yourself. >> The following should help you with it: >> >> Each project publishes a documentation where the minimum versions are >> published, not all publish test results for later Java versions, but it >> should usually work. The plan certainly is, that all projects (in recent >> versions) should work on the latest Java LTS (or newer). >> >> Besides testing it for yourself (it does also depend on the usage, your >> system configuration, class- and module path) you could also review the bug >> trackers of the projects and see if there is any open bugs or pending >> releases for 17+. >> >> Don’t hesitate to report your negative findings as bugs or report your >> positive test results here with the community. >> >> Gruss >> Bernd >> ________________________________ >> Von: Shivaraj Sivasankaran <[email protected]> >> Gesendet: Dienstag, März 29, 2022 11:35 AM >> An: [email protected] <[email protected]> >> Cc: M Vasanthakumar <[email protected]> >> Betreff: Plan for Java 17 on Apache Components >> >> Hi, >> >> Am Shivaraj from Ericsson India Global Private Limited, we have our own >> software to meet the business need and we used below FOSS to achieve >> certain functionalities. Since we have a plan to upgrade existing java >> runtime environment to Java 17 we need to know the compatibility of the >> below components that can run on top of Java 17. Please let us know the >> plan/roadmap of upgrading to java 17, it would be helpful if you are giving >> matrix table for components and their supported java version (including >> java 17). >> >> >> Vendor >> Software Name >> Version >> Apache >> Commons IO >> 2.4 >> Apache >> Commons Lang3 >> 3.12.0 >> Apache >> Commons Net >> 3.8.0 >> Apache >> Commons Pool >> 2.11.1 >> Apache >> Commons BeanUtils >> 1.9.3 >> Apache >> Commons Codec >> 1.15 >> Apache >> Commons Collections >> 4.4 >> Apache >> Commons CSV >> 1.9.0 >> Apache >> Commons FileUpload >> 1.4 >> >> Regards, >> Shivaraj Sivasankaran. >> >
