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Announce official support for java 17 #12850
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Possibly. Before we do I think we should work through items that don't work out of the box in a default generated app and address those, or document them as limitations and/or express how to work around them. My preference would be to make a default generated project compatible with 17 to the extent that is practical.
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Agree, thanks. |
From my experiementation, what is needed to support java 17 in grails 5.3.3 is:
That seems to be about all. |
Another critical point for running grails with jdk 17 is the plugin https://github.com/grails/geb when executing the command ./gradlew clean integrationTest --stacktrace the following exception is thrown
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Is it just me or does version 6.1.1 of grails seem to be compatible with jdk 17? |
I'm currently trying our Grails application with 5.3.5 and the only issue so far was problem with domain classes having
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https://github.com/matrei/pingcrm-grails is currently at Grails 6.1.1 / Gradle 7.6.3 / Groovy 3.0.20 / Java 17. The documentation for Grails 6 has changed to only specify a minimum version of Java: https://docs.grails.org/latest/guide/single.html#requirements |
Issue description
Hello,
According to the issue, Grails 5 works with Java 17.
Can we announce official support for java 17?
Now documentation says: "We have tested most Grails projects up to JDK 14."
https://docs.grails.org/5.2.x/guide/single.html#whatsNew
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