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Changing the javadoc link to the JDK docs to be https causes OpenJDK11 to fail #7
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The error is This doesn't repro on my dev box, so it's a PITA. It also gives the tantalizing |
Instrumenting .travis.yml with
allowed me to get the javadoc.options file contents:
Now I just have to figure how to pass the |
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Found gradle/gradle/issues/5891 which has a workaround that selects the JDK version. |
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. Fixes java-json-tools#7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. Fixes #7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7. Also fixes the reference to be to java-json-tools/msg-simple.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7. Also fixes the reference to be to java-json-tools/msg-simple.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7.
Conditionally adds a `--release=7` flag to tell javadoc the source compatibility. This inhibits javadoc in later JDKs erroring out expecting modules when there are none. See java-json-tools/btf/issues/7.
This is true on all the java-json-tools repositories. I'll put in an exact error message in a bit.
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