Hello John, In general, we've dropped Travis in favor of GitHub. We just did not get around to do it for all components. No need for a Jira for that.
Updating Java for a component is always a challenge because some people are usually ok with it and some not. You'll have to start a specific email thread for that topic. That one would need a ticket. I would suggest Java 8 since it is LTS and the most used Java version in Apache Commons. TY, Gary On Sun, Feb 20, 2022, 05:08 John Patrick <nhoj.patr...@gmail.com> wrote: > So wanted to update commons-jelly. > > It's using travis and the default distro won't allow Java 1.7 to be > installed. So raised PR https://github.com/apache/commons-jelly/pull/8 to > fix that. > > Now the build starts but I think due to Java 1.5 being the source and > target it's got another issue with DataSourceWrapper missing > getParentLogger. > > Questions; > > 1) Should I just look at getting GitHub Actions working? And drop travis? > > 2) What min Java version should I bump it too, as Java 1.5 seams too old? > > 3) If I'm doing a major java version change, should I bump the version? > should I create jira ticket covering work? > > Cheers, > John >
