CI: Use only LTS Java for testing #155
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Can you please justify your suggestion? Why only Long-Term Support Java? |
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@dzieciou Non-LTS Java versions only receive updates for six months until the next version is released. This means that any new features, security updates or bug fixes released after this period will not apply to these versions. In other words no one will use old non-LTS Java in production. See more: https://endoflife.date/oracle-jdk |
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To summarize: it makes sense to test on all LTS Java versions and the latest one (if it's non LTS). |
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