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Update 5.3.x to current dependencies and support Java 11 #28

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@derkoe derkoe commented Oct 9, 2020

This updates most dependencies to recent versions and makes Tapestry 5.3.x run in Java 11.

We have tested this with a big Tapestry application and it all seems to work quite well.

Would be great to see a 5.3.9 with Java 11 support.

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derkoe commented Oct 9, 2020

@thiagohp maybe you can have a look at that - thanks!

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derkoe commented Oct 9, 2020

Strange the same build just worked in my repo: https://github.com/derkoe/tapestry-5/runs/1231050611

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martin-g commented Oct 14, 2020

Why don't you use a newer version ?
Like 5.6.1

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derkoe commented Oct 14, 2020

@martin-g because 5.4 was a big release with many breaking changes which makes updates of bigger applications nearly impossible. It should have been called Tapestry 6.

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Hello, @derkoe !

Is this pull request still relevant? I apologize for only looking at it now.

Cheers!

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derkoe commented Nov 25, 2024

@thiagohp yes that is still relevant - but now it should be Java 17. I will update the PR

* Add build for all pull requests on GitHub
* Add matrix for all supported Java versions

(cherry picked from commit 9d8de2f)
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