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Oracle JDK 8 support in snapcraft App build with Maven

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Project
snapcraft (launchpad)
Number
#1573509
Type
issue
State
closed
Author
~dvvivek
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Closed without resolution. No fix or workaround was implemented, indicating the request was abandoned or marked stale due to inactivity and zero comments.

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Issue body

I have a maven project which has source and target versions as JDK 1.8. And I wanted to build a snap app for the same project. As per the doc it looks like snapcraft "will pull a relocatable OpenJDK via the default-jdk Ubuntu package" and since, my project relies on 1.8 building the app fails. Is there a provision through which I can build the project? Note: I'm supposed to use only LTS in my environments. I also tried the same in 15.10 but still, snapcraft is using openjdk 7 only. I'm not sure why is this happening.

Evaluation history

Date Model Scores Action Summary
qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b Closed without resolution. No fix or workaround was implemented, indicating the request was abandoned or marked stale due to inactivity and zero comments.
qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b Closed without resolution due to inactivity. The request to configure snapcraft to use Oracle JDK 8 for Maven builds remains abandoned. No workarounds or patches were provided.
qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 Closed without resolution due to inactivity. The request for Oracle JDK 8 support in snapcraft Maven builds received no comments or official response, indicating the issue was abandoned.

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