Using Java 17 as default instead of Java 1.8 in the #762
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But users might target older releases that don't require Java-17. I think this should be more dynamic. |
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org.eclipse.pde.ui.templates.tests As we require Java 17 in the latest release, seems reasonable to set this also as default for the tests.
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org.eclipse.pde.ui.templates.tests
As we require Java 17 in the latest release, seems reasonable to set this also as default for the tests.