2f4bbb12e7
Update release notes to 11.0.11.0+9 Switch to GA mode for final release. Require tzdata 2021a to match upstream change JDK-8260356 Disable copy-jdk-configs for Flatpak builds There does not appear to be any value in having copy-jdk-config in Flatpak builds (where a given Flatpak bundles one specific JDK, so no need for a "Utility script to transfer JDKs configuration files between updates or for archiving.") And at least when trying to do a LibreOffice Flatpak build from Fedora 34 RPM specs (which includes java-11-openjdk among its components), the #!/usr/bin/lua shebang in copy_jdk_configs.lua would have caused a requirement on /usr/bin/lua, but which a lua RPM bundled in the Flatpak would not provide (as it would provide /app/bin/lua instead). And the easiest way to work around that issue is to just disable the unnecessary copy-jdk-configs. |
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| .gitignore | ||
| CheckVendor.java | ||
| NEWS | ||
| README.md | ||
| TestCryptoLevel.java | ||
| TestECDSA.java | ||
| TestSecurityProperties.java | ||
| generate_source_tarball.sh | ||
| icedtea_sync.sh | ||
| java-11-openjdk.spec | ||
| jconsole.desktop.in | ||
| nss.cfg.in | ||
| pr3694-rh1340845-support_fedora_rhel_system_crypto_policy.patch | ||
| pr3695-toggle_system_crypto_policy.patch | ||
| remove-intree-libraries.sh | ||
| rh649512-remove_uses_of_far_in_jpeg_libjpeg_turbo_1_4_compat_for_jdk10_and_up.patch | ||
| rh1648242-accessible_toolkit_crash_do_not_break_jvm.patch | ||
| rh1648249-add_commented_out_nss_cfg_provider_to_java_security.patch | ||
| rh1648644-java_access_bridge_privileged_security.patch | ||
| rh1750419-redhat_alt_java.patch | ||
| rh1842572-rsa_default_for_keytool.patch | ||
| sources | ||
| update_package.sh | ||
README.md
Package of LTS OpenJDK 11 OpenJDK have release cadence of 6 months. but 3/4 of them are Short Term Supported for 6 months only. This package is designed to harbore them. Currently it is build on openJDK 11. LTSs (next is 15) will go as separate packages.
JDK11 is last LTS release of Java platform. It is bringing many cool improvements - http://openjdk.java.net/projects/jdk/11/ and is landing to your Fedora. Where it will be maintained for several years. You will always be allowed to install Used LTSs in build root, and alongside via alternatives.
See announcement: http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/discuss/2017-September/004281.html See java SIG plans: https://jvanek.fedorapeople.org/devconf/2018/changesInjavaReleaseProcess.pdf
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/java-11-openjdk-TechPreview