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Update to version X on base os Y #272
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Fwiw, I don't think that the reasons section in the dockerfile quoted above is still accurate, since no distro builds are used any more. |
This comment seems out of date. Came here looking for info on whether we can expect JDK 14 running on alpine 3.12 (like JDK 15 is). |
Looks like JDK 15 no longer offers Alpine cf6e356 JDK 14 also dropped Alpine back in February, the pattern is that Alpine is available during the early-access builds but has historically been dropped when the version reaches General Availability, presumably due to lack of sufficient testing So currently the only version that supports Alpine right now is JDK 16 and it's on Alpine 3.12 #423 |
Thanks @wglambert.
A little difficult to follow - looks like it may be better to just avoid the Alpine images. |
Since we consume OpenJDK mainly from upstream or trusted/TCK tested binaries, here's a list of what can be updated and how.
Most version updates are handled automatically by
update.sh
run via Jenkins (see README for last build status). OS distribution bumps are handled via an update to the corresponding template files in the root. We will be unlikely to move to Debian testing, Debian Sid or Alpine Edge, since all of these are "unstable" distributions.Related issues: #150 #211 #245 #271
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