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| // Append -bullseye or -buster to pin to an OS version. | ||
| // Use the -bullseye variants on local arm64/Apple Silicon. | ||
| "VARIANT": "11-bullseye", | ||
| "VARIANT": "17-bullseye", |
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@chrmarti @joshspicer I see in the vscode-dev-containers Java definition, we default to 11-bullseye too: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-dev-containers/blob/main/containers/java/.devcontainer/devcontainer.json#L9. Do you think we should update both to 17?
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All Azure services have now Java 17 support, using the Microsoft build of OpenJDK. It's the current LTS version, and we should now use it by default, instead of an older release.
I believe we should update both, do you want me to do a PR on the other project?
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Makes sense. Thanks @jdubois! I agree, we should also update vscode-dev-container.
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Thanks for the insights @jdubois! Yes, if you put up a PR on vscode-dev-container, we would definitely appreciate that.
Below is the source code for what we publish to MCR under mcr.microsoft.com/vscode/devcontainers/java, as well as the source for the devcontainer templates we provide in Codespaces and the VS Code Remote-Containers extension.
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-dev-containers/tree/main/containers/java
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-dev-containers/tree/main/containers/java-8
@bamurtaugh - how do we sync these vscode-remote-try-* repos? Is it automated or manual?
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Awesome! I’ll do the PR in the next few days
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Great! Feel free to tag me on that repo (where I can merge PRs) when you're all set (or if there's anything I can help out with/clarify)
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how do we sync these vscode-remote-try-* repos? Is it automated or manual?
As in how do we sync them into the tooling (i.e. Remote-Containers), or how do we keep them in sync with vscode-dev-containers?
If the latter, it's manual AFAIK. For the former, I think it's automatic, but @chrmarti could confirm.
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The vscode-remote-try-* repositories are only referenced by URL from Remote-Containers, so no update needed on that side.
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You should also update Maven here.
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@brunoborges that’s PR #36 (because I do clean separated PRs, but you are right, there is an issue here we know thanks to @roryp 😀) |
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Thanks all for the discussion here. Sounds like this is good to merge, so I'll go ahead and merge it. If there are any other thoughts, please just let me know. |
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JDK 17 is the new long-term support release, and is available on Azure now (so this what everyone should use by default)