IT House July 2 news, the open source Devops tool Jenkins is inOfficial Blog PlatformAnnounced, starting with the June 28 release of Jenkins 2.357 and the LTS release due in September,Jenkins requires Java 11 to use, will drop Java 8.
Jenkins is a popular Java platform continuous integration tool. Since its establishment in 2005, the Jenkins (then Hudson) project has undergone many Java migrations, and this migration to Java 11 conforms to the previous historical data laws, and will be a change The biggest migration ever.
IT House understands that although the Jenkins project may retain Java 8 support for the foreseeable future, officials say it is imprudent to do so for several reasons. First, many of the key third-party libraries used by the Jenkins project (such as Jetty, JGit, Spring Framework, and Spring Security)Start requires a newer version of Javaand staying on Java 8 puts the Jenkins project at risk of being eventually unusable.
also,The Java platform has seen significant runtime improvements in recent years. For example, LinkedIn saw significant performance improvements when migrating to Java 11, while Adoptium saw memory usage improvements when migrating to Java 11. Jenkins officials also recommend that developers use Java 17 directly, which officials say is a more reliable choice than Java 11.
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