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Jenkins LTS will drop support for Java 11 in October #3916
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Yes, Java 17 is available but it looks like its not packaged as an RPM. |
@nodejs/build-infra Do we want to keep Debian 10 around in the CI or just remove? It's End-of-Life as of June 2024. (If we want to keep it, there are options for Java 17 -- both Oracle and Adoptium offer Java 17 that should work on Debian 10 AFAICT.) |
Debian 10 has the same glibc level as RHEL8 so it's technically feasible to keep that going as a functional system .... |
Another reason to remove Debian 10 is that npm 10.8.3 contains an update to node-gyp that now requires Python 3.8. The packaged version of Python on Debian 10 is 3.7.3. While it might be possible to install newer Python 3 on the machine by other means, that in combination with the Java 11 issue will add more maintenance overhead to keeping this End-of-Life platform active in the CI. Removal of Debian 10 will still leave Debian 11 and 12 in the CI, so we'll still have coverage on Debian there. |
On the release CI, I see only release-osuosl-centos7-arm64-1. Can we remove that builder? I see nothing in its build history. |
Yes, we don't use CentOS 7 anymore (from Node.js 18 onwards). |
FreeBSD is done. IBM i update: plan is for the machines to be updated to IBM i 7.4 next week. After that we (@abmusse ?) will need to update Jenkins and Ansible. |
Yes Once the machines get updated to 7.4 we will need to do some config changes to pickup Java 17. |
https://www.jenkins.io/blog/2024/06/11/require-java-17/
After #3030 most of our agents are being run with Java 17.
Scanning through https://ci.nodejs.org/computer/ it looks like Java 11 is still being used on:
We can drop the CentOS 7 machine.
@abmusse Is Java 17 available on IBM i?
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