Re: [ jEdit-devel ] java-7 disappears from most computers

But what would be the benefit ? You would not be able to use streams,
lambda and everything new in Java 8.
 
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Le Lun 20 juin 2016, à 07:13, Eric Berry a écrit :
> I think it's a good idea too.
>
> Oracle stopped providing public updates to Java 7 in April 2015, so
> it's been eol for over a year now. As Matthieu pointed out, there's
> been a bunch of updates for Java 8 already. It's quite stable.
> When's the next major release (5.4?) for jEdit planned? Maybe we
> should think about doing it then? Or maybe when the first Java 8
> dependency is introduced?
> In the latter case, it may be sufficient (and easier for building
> of core and plugins) to simply set the target to 7, but compile
> with Java 8?
>
> On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 2:41 PM, Dale Anson
> <da...@da...> wrote:
>> +1
>> On Jun 19, 2016 12:23 PM, "Matthieu Casanova"
>> <cho...@gm...> wrote:
>>> __
>>> I completely agree, Java 8 has already 91 updates, it's already old.
>>> And there are streaming api that are very interesting.
>>>
>>>
>>> Le Dim 19 juin 2016, à 17:54, Alan Ezust a écrit :
>>>> So unless I download java 7 from a support site,  I have to make
>>>> the daily build server use java 8 now.
>>>> Does this mean we should start depending on java 8 for core and
>>>> plugins?
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