The Jenkins platform special interest group in gitter might also have
people with related interests, in case you want to try posting your
question there.
https://gitter.im/jenkinsci/platform-sig
I've not seen any discussions on this topic in the platform-sig, but there
have been discussions
Git plugin 3.9.x does not mandate Java 8 of itself. The git plugin 3.9.x
compile environment checks that the generated byte code is only Java 7.
However, as you have discovered, that does not check that all its
dependencies only require Java 7.
I think you're stuck performing a search through
No, that’s not what I was implying, unfortunately.
I was telling about actually running Jenkins itself using Java 7 and trying to
install the git plugin.
Rich
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Yes I’m aware that Jenkins moved on to Java 8 long ago,
But because of the environment I’m using, I’m restricted to going no higher
than Java 7.
I was afraid the answer would be what you are saying, but thanks for the
information.
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I _think_ you're implying that you're using Java 7 on the agent side (AIX)
and you're running the master on Java 8.
If so, do not do it. It is not supported at all, and will cause issues.
Issues like, well, these ones if I understand your question.
Switch your master instance to running Java 7
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On Mon, 22 Apr 2019, Rich Stephens wrote:
> I have a machine that it limited to no higher than Java 7.1. (It's an AIX 6.1
> machine)Â I am running Jenkins 1.6.4.9 for this reason.
>
> I can get Jenkins running fine, but when I try to install the git plugin, it
> installs
I have a machine that it limited to no higher than Java 7.1. (It's an AIX
6.1 machine) I am running Jenkins 1.6.4.9 for this reason.
I can get Jenkins running fine, but when I try to install the git plugin,
it installs dependencies that require Java 1.8.
I cannot find any information on
