Open JDK11 was not fully supportted at Oct 31. 2024. As Congxian said,
should we migrate to openjdk17 directly?
Congxian Qiu 于2025年4月21日周一 10:16写道:
> Thanks for driving this.
>
> Generally speaking, upgrading JDK is necessary to continue to iterate.
> However, considering the current situation
Thanks for driving this.
Generally speaking, upgrading JDK is necessary to continue to iterate.
However, considering the current situation of some companies and backward
compatibility, can we deprecate JDK 8 in 0.9, but still support it(we can
support this by running different versions of JDK at t
+1.
In my team's production environment, many components(Like Apache Spark)
have already adopted JDK 11, so upgrading the JDK is not an issue for me.
However, I'd like to hear more feedback from Amoro users.
Best,
Jinsong
On Wed, Apr 16, 2025 at 4:55 PM Lei Yao wrote:
> +1
>
> Good suggestion.
+1
Good suggestion.
在 2025-04-16 16:40:00,"ConradJam" 写道:
>+1 this will reduce our maintenance costs and maintain synchronization, and
>community iceberg1.7.0 already started removing jdk8 support, a detailed
>look at: https://iceberg.apache.org/releases/#170-release
>
>Xavier Bai 于2025年4月16
+1 this will reduce our maintenance costs and maintain synchronization, and
community iceberg1.7.0 already started removing jdk8 support, a detailed
look at: https://iceberg.apache.org/releases/#170-release
Xavier Bai 于2025年4月16日周三 16:33写道:
> To ensure that we can leverage the latest advancement
To ensure that we can leverage the latest advancements and maintain
compatibility with our dependencies, I propose that we deprecate support
for Java 8 and upgrade our minimum required JDK version to Java 11.
Xavier Bai 于2025年4月16日周三 16:25写道:
> As you may know, the latest versions of Apache Iceb
As you may know, the latest versions of Apache Iceberg have set Java 11 as
the minimum supported JDK version. Additionally, several other dependencies
and projects in the ecosystem are no longer maintaining compatibility with
Java 8. This trend makes it increasingly challenging to continue supporti