Updated hook to use 2023 java for any version #54
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I don't recall what was the discussion around this, but we have 3 versions of Java in 2023, we have java/11, java/17, java/21. Are there exceptions to the rule java/* => java/17 ? |
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rstudio-server needs java 11, that's the only thing that comes to mind. |
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There are already special cases (but not for rstudio): |
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