Re: [DISCUSS] bump minimum required Java

2024-11-18 Thread Siyao Meng
I am in favor of bumping the minimum JDK. We could also start experimenting with ZGC in Java 17. For Ozone in general, we could change it to require Java 11. @szets...@gmail.com Is there any particular reason we want Java 11? I am leaning towards bumping it to at least Java 17. Thanks, Siyao

Re: [DISCUSS] bump minimum required Java

2024-11-18 Thread Ethan Rose
+1 for keeping java client compatible with java 8 and increasing server side minimum java version in Ozone 2.0. As for the specific version requirements for language, build, and runtime on the server side I'm not sure I have a strong opinion/enough information to weigh in on specifics right now. E

Re: [DISCUSS] bump minimum required Java

2024-11-18 Thread Tsz Wo Sze
> ... Is there any particular reason we want Java 11? Just want to be more inclusive. Requiring a higher Java version may exclude more applications. We could be forcing the dependent projects such as HBase to bump their Java version. Not sure if it is true. > So for these reasons I think makin

Re: [DISCUSS] bump minimum required Java

2024-11-18 Thread Attila Doroszlai
> Could it be that only Recon requires Java 21? Yes, technically only Recon (its dependencies) as far as I know. But: - I think it's easier to manage hosts with uniform Java version - we don't know when some other dependency of OM/SCM/etc. starts requiring newer Java So for these reasons I thin

Re: [DISCUSS] bump minimum required Java

2024-11-18 Thread Wei-Chiu Chuang
Does it also imply dropping Hadoop2 support? On Mon, Nov 18, 2024 at 11:38 AM Siyao Meng wrote: > I am in favor of bumping the minimum JDK. We could also start experimenting > with ZGC in Java 17. > > For Ozone in general, we could change it to require Java 11. > > > @szets...@gmail.com Is ther