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Quality Outreach Quality Outreach Quality Outreach Introduction Status indicators Quality Outreach Introduction The Quality Group are promoting the testing of Free Open Source Software (FOSS) projects with OpenJDK builds, whether their own, or from someone else. We want to acknowledge projects who are actively testing, providing feedback and list any issues they have found during their testing. This is a great way to improve the quality of the various releases, adding new projects to the list is highly desirable. If you would like to have your Project added to the list below, please send an email to quality-discuss or adoption-discuss mailing lists. If you haven’t already subscribed to these lists then please do so first, otherwise your message will be discarded as spam. Status indicators - Indicates we have active testing , feedback & bug reporting on some or all JDKs - Indicates we have intermittent communication on some or all JDKs - Indicates will start testing in the near future FOSS Contact OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK Comments 11.0.6 16 GA 17 GA 18 EA b14 Akka, Patrik #WorksFineOnJDK9 Lightbend Nordwall Angel- Brucetao ML Apache Stefan #WorksFineOnJDK9 Ant Bodewig & Jaikiran Ran our Ant testsuite against JDK 16.0.1 (build 16.0.1+9-24)[1] and JDK 17-ea Pai (build 17-ea+21-1866)[2]. No issues observed. Apache Raymond https://github.com/apache/aries-cdi/actions/runs/125540570 Aries Auge CDI All builds are green Apache Raymond https://github.com/apache/aries-jax-rs-whiteboard/actions/runs/125109158 Aries Auge JAX-RS added JDK 16 release and JDK 17-ea to the Aries JAX-RS project build matrix and everything is green across the board. Apache Raymond All tests pass on Java 16 and Java 17-ea Aries Auge https://github.com/apache/aries/actions/runs/723194437 Spi Fly Apache Andrea 3.4.0 is a LTS release that supports both JDK8 and JDK 11 Camel Cosentino https://builds.apache.org/view/C/view/Apache%20Camel/job/Camel%20JDK14/ JDK 15 - https://ci-builds.apache.org/job/Camel/job/Camel%20JDK15/ Apache Florian Chemistry Muller Apache Gabriel #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 CloudSt Bräscher ack Apache Benedikt FYI I migrated most (around 20 of 30) of the Apache Commons build on github Commo Ritter from 16-EA to 16. ns Apache Andriy We support JDK 15. We test JDK 16. CXF Redko Apache Lee Primary focus is on Project Panama for JDK 16 and 17 DataSke Rhodes tches Apache Rick #WorksFineOnJDK9 . We support JDK 15 - see here Derby Hillegas The Derby build/test cycle found no problems with the GA JDK 16 JDK 17 RC1 - No new issues were found with the first release candidate Apache Akira Hadoop Ajisaka Apache Hadoop 3.x now supports only Java 8 Apache Hadoop from 2.7.x to 2.x support Java 7 and 8 Java 11 support is now in progress: trunk (3.3.0-SNAPSHOT) supports Java 11 as runtime No support for JDK 15 & JDK 16 as of now, but planned. Apache Gary HttpCom Gregory ponents Apache Dan ISIS Haywood Apache Philippe JMeter Mouawad Apache Romain Johnzon runs well until java 17, including with records Johnzon Manni- Bucau Apache Ismael #WorksFineOnJDK9 Kafka Juma Apache Guillaume Karaf Nodet FOSS Contact OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK Comments 11.0.6 16 GA 17 GA 18 EA b14 Apache Gary #WorksFineOnJDK9 Log4j Gregory Apache Uwe #WorksFineOnJDK9, #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11, #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 Lucene Schindler & SOLR Lucene/Solr's CI servers are testing JDK 16 EA builds Dawid Weiss Apache Robert #WorksFineOnJDK9,#WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11, #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 Maven Scholte Support JDK 15 & Test JDK 16 EA builds Apache Kasper MetaMo Sorensen del Apache Ken Fogel Use OpenJDK 12 EA b35 Phase 2 or higher and OpenJDK 11.0.2 Netbeans Apache Tilman builds.apache.org/job/PDFBox-Trunk-jdk9/ PDFBox Hausherr We support JDK 15 & test JDK 16 EA builds Apache Apache We plan to support JDK 15, also plan to add JDK 16 support. POI POI PMC Apache Francesco #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 - Apache Syncope 3.0.0 Syncope Chicchiriccò We support JDK 15 & JDK 16 EA builds - JDK 17 EA testing here Apache Tim Allison #WorksFineOnJDK9 Tika #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 Apache Mark Tomcat 9.0.x with JDK 15+36-1562 on x86_64 and aarch64. Tomcat Thomas Apache Tomcat's build and test pass successfully with JDK 17-ea+21-1866 on Linux x86_64 and aarch64! #AllTestsGreenOnJDK16 @TheApacheTomcat Apache Tomcat's build and tests pass successfully with JDK 17-ea+23-2064 on Linux x86_64 and aarch64! Apache Martin #WorksFineOnJDK9 , #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11, #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 Wicket Grigorov #AllTestsGreenOnJDK16 #ApacheWicket Apache Wicket's build and tests pass successfully with JDK 17-ea+23-2064 on Linux x86_64 and aarch64! Apache Enrico CI Links - Link Zookeep Olivelli er JDK18-EA: All tests are passing The build is running on Linux Apereo Misagh #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 - Apereo CAS 6.2.0. We support JDK 15. CAS Moayyed Apereo CAS v6.4 runs with no issues on JDK 16 GA. Apereo CAS has no issues building against JDK 17-ea+35. Approval Llewellyn https://approvaltests.com/ We test with JDK 8, 11, current GA and early access Tests. Falco builds but do not make use of any APIs greater than JDK8 for compatibility Java reasons. Lars Eckart Arquillian Aslak Knutsen Asciidoct Guillaume orJ Grossetie FOSS Contact OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK Comments 11.0.6 16 GA 17 GA 18 EA b14 ASM Remi Forax AssertJ Joel #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 - AssertJ Core 3.15.0 Costigliola, #AllTestsGreenOnJDK16 - AssertJ 3.19.0 Alexander Bischof BlueJ Michael Kölling Bnd Raymond https://github.com/bndtools/bnd/actions/runs/114089797 Auge https://bnd.bndtools.org/ Bootstra Andres #WorksFineOnJDK9 #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 pFX Almiray No support for JDK 15 yet. Relies on Gradle for JDK 16 Burning Roberto All test are green: https://github.com/burningwave/core/actions/runs/714568294 wave Gentili bt Andrei Tomashpol skiy Byte Rafael #WorksFineOnJDK9 , #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11. We support JDK 15. We Buddy Winterhalt test JDK 16 EA builds. Byte Buddy version 1.10.21 er AllTestsGreenOnJDK16 Byte Buddy 1.10.22 Update ASM and add support for Java 17. Byteman Andrew We support JDK 15 and test JDK 16 EA builds Dinn CheckSt Roman yle Ivanov Classwo Robert rlds Scholte Clojure Alex Miller CruiseC Kent #WorksFineOnJDK9 , We support JDK 15. We'll test JDK 16 release, but not ontrol Spillner the EA builds Cryptom Sebastian - Support only for latest GA release, testing with EA releases. ator Stenzel DataCle Kasper aner Sorensen Debezium Gunnar https://github.com/debezium/debezium/actions/runs/110863877 Morling Desktop Andres #WorksFineOnJDK9 #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 PaneFX Almiray No support for JDK 15 yet. Relies on Gradle for JDK 16 EasyMo Henri #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 , We support JDK 15. We plan JDK 16 support. ck Tremblay FOSS Contact OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK Comments 11.0.6 16 GA 17 GA 18 EA b14 Eclipse Andy AspectJ 1.9.5 is now available. It includes support for Java13. AspectJ Clement Eclipse Nikhil J. #WorksFineOnJDK9 #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 - Collectio Nanivadek Eclipse Collections 10.2.0. Eclipse 10.4.0 is compatible with JDK-15-EA and ns ar JDK-16-EA Eclipse Collections will now build with 17 GA and 18 EA Eclipse Alexander GEF Nyssen Eclipse Simone #WorksFineOnJDK9 #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 Jetty Bordet Support JDK 15 , not yet testing JDK 16. Eclipse Paulo Vert.x Lopes Ehcache Louis Jacomet EJBCA info dot primekey dot se ElasticS Ryan Ernst #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 earch JDK 15 Support starting with version 7.9.2 JDK 16 not yet tested. eo-yaml Mihai Github: Link. CI: Link. OpenJDK 16 tests We support JDK 15 & test JDK 16 Andronache EA builds I can confirm from Travis CI that the build works fine on the latest OpenJDK 16: b35 EqualsV Jan #WorksFineOnJDK9 , #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 - version 3.0 supports JDK erifier Ouwens 11. We support JDK 15 and test JDK 16 EA builds FXGL Almas No issues on JDK11, JDK 12, JDK 13, JDK 14. FXGL tests are also green on Baimagam JDK 15 and JDK 16 b35 #FXGL 11.14 #AllTestsGreenOnJDK16 betov FXGL CI is at: https://github.com/AlmasB/FXGL/actions FXGrap David We support JDK 15 & test JDK 16 EA builds hics2D Gilbert FXyz Sean #WorksFineOnJDK9, #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 Phillips FXyz works fine with JDK 15 and latest 16-ea+24. Jose Pereda Golo Julien Ponge Gradle Cedric #WorksFineOnJDK9, #AllTestsGreenOnJDK14 - Gradle 6.3 Supports JDK 15 Champeau with Gradle 6.7.1 we test JDK 16 EA builds. V7 is expected to support JDK 16 GraphH Peter #WorksFineOnJDK9, We support JDK 15. We test JDK 16 EA builds. opper Karich RC1 - all seems fine FOSS Contact OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK OpenJDK Comments 11.0.6 16 GA 17 GA 18 EA b14 Greenfo Michael ot Kölling Griffon Andres The Griffon build does run with JDK15 but it does not make use of any APIs Almiray greater than JDK8 for compatibility reasons. Relies on Gradle for JDK 16 Groovy Cedric Groovy 2.5.10 Support for JDK 14 Champeau guice- Simon #WorksFineOnJDK9 #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 async- Taddiken extension Hazelca Mehmet st Dogan HdrHisto Gil Tene #WorksFineOnJDK9 #WorksLikeHeavenOnJDK11 gram Helidon Joe Di Pol tests run continuously with 11 and everything is green. Hibernat Sanne Supports JDK 15 . Tested with version 5.4. Everything works fine with e ORM Grinovero Versions 5.6 tested against JDK 18 EA14. No problems to report Hibernat Sanne Tested with versions 6.1, 6.2 and 7.0. Everything works fine with e Grinovero Validator Versions 6.2, 7.0 tested against JDK 18 EA14. No problems to report. Hibernat Sanne Supports JDK 15 .Tested with versions 5.11 & 6.0. Everything works fine with e Search Grinovero Versions 6.0, 6.1 tested against JDK 18 EA14. No problems to report. Hibernat Sanne Hibernate Reactive: Tested with version 1.0.
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