JDK selection: allow non-Adopt early access builds #780
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I'm trying this out at scala/scala-parser-combinators#407 |
so e.g. at the moment ADOPTOPENJDK=17 will get us 17.ea.28-open
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it worked. dwijnand/sbt-extras#326 remains a danger |
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post-merge review by @lrytz, if he wants |
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so that e.g. at the moment
ADOPTOPENJDK=17will get us17.ea.28-open(which is just OpenJDK, from Java.net)I considered taking a more elaborate approach involving additional environment variables, to make this opt-in, but shrug, I actually think it's okay to give someone a non-Adopt build if that's the best we can do