** Description changed:
Ubuntu 18.04 provides JDK 10 packages as JDK 11.
- Since JDK 11 went GA in September openjdk-11 package has to be upgraded
- to openjdk 11.0.1
+ Since JDK 11 went GA in September and current JDK version is 11.0.2,
+ openjdk-11 package has to be upgraded to openjdk
This issue completely devaluates the conception of LTS releases as
stable and reliable. That's shame, @Canonical.
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Is there any information about this topic?
I have to do a update planing for hundreds of Ubuntu Systems for February and
this is
a critical (current blocking) topic. A manual installation is not a solution as
our
policy specifies the use of the Ubuntu/Repo. JDK10 is a big problem, because of
Please don't ask for an ETA. That sends out an email to everyone
subscribed to this bug and does not help fix the bug.
This bug is being worked on. openjdk 11.0.1 was updated in 18.10 and
there was a security update that needed to be handled quickly in 18.04
LTS. 11.0.1 will come to 18.04 LTS
+1 Does anybody know when it's backported?
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The intent is to upgrade openjdk-11 to 11 in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. That's
why it was named that way. It is a major change and will take some time
to prepare. There is no need to ask for it to be done since it will be
done.
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS was released several months before OpenJDK 11 was
released so
+1 to switch to Java 11
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You can't put a "Out of Support" Java into an Ubuntu LTS release
We want the Java 11 LTS version!
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But I have a Application that needs JDK 11 for TLS1.3 and a view other
Features.
And as I anderstood JDK10 is out of support. - Was only supported until
xx.09.2018
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They probably plan to stick with Java 10 for a while because if one read
the latest changelog, it's stated they backported security fixes from
Java 11.0.1 so it doesn't make sense to do that and then to upgrade to
the full Java 11.0.1 soon after: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
+1
Hit the same Bug. The Package Name is openjdk11 so it should be openjdk11 and
not 10!.
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+1
Could we mark them somehow, so that they will get a notification?
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Still no openjdk-11 in Ubuntu 18.04.
And no comments from the maintainers.
This is sad...
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