A confusion introduced by running `java HelloWorldApp.java`
I believe the file is not an artifact of `setup-java`, thus user should provide it. But there is no tips in the guide that user should prepare it in advance. Directly copy the code snippets will introduce a straightforward error, which should not happen in a guide.
* added support for tool version file
* testing with one regex
* working regex
* Checked for the file extension
* added e2e checks for tool version
* removed error warning
* updated regex to support early version
* updated regex for early version support
* updated regex for early version
* updated regex to accept early versions
* added coreinfo to analyze
* updated the regex
* updated regex
* new regex for early version
* updated regex to match the new version file format
* new regex
* changed the regex
* redex updated
* used java version regex
* regex updated
* regex modified
* regex updated
* regex updated
* regex updated
* updated regex to support early versions
* Regex updated to support all java versions
* Documentation updated to add tool version description
* Documentation updated for the tool version file
* update the advanced doc and readme file to specify tool version changes
Update examples and references to Java where older Java versions are used to
highlight the support of Java 21.
Specific provider examples are only updated where they support Java 21.
Fixes #557
* eat: bump to use node20 runtime, actions/checkout to v4
* docs: update version of setup-java in documentation and e2e tests
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Zosimov <ivanzosimov@github.com>
* Add versions properties to cache
* lint fix
npm run format change
* [FIX] unit test
* docs: fix typo in the Readme.md
* docs: update link to the toolkit/cache package
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Zosimov <ivan.zosimov@Ivans-MacBook-Pro.local>
Azul API stopped to support arm64 architecture, the only supported
option for ARM cpus is now 'arm'. This requires to set up hw_bitness
properly to get 64 bits version. 32 bits version can be obtained by
using 'arm' as an architecture.
