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Provide an update-in-place installer #88
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@douph1 My understanding is that the very latest installers now do this, is that correct? @dougbreaux And yes the update notification will need to be an opt-in feature that we develop :-). |
New installer produce since 19 mars handle this ( #74 )
Yes it was not the case in the past but the jvm name hotspot/openj9 will always be included in the folder name
This would be probably handled by #4 |
@dougbreaux Given we have a separate issue for the update notification are you OK for this to be closed? |
Yeah, sounds like it's the next version where I'll see the old uninstalled and JAVA_HOME updated, so that sounds good. Thanks. |
Discussed with @pshipton
Please consider providing installers (I'm on Windows) that can update an existing JDK in place so that we don't have to manually install a new fix level, point applications at that new location, and manually uninstall the prior fix level.
For instance, I just installed jdk-8.0.212.03-openj9, pointed my Eclipse to use it, and then manually uninstalled jdk-8.0.202.08 (which also didn't even have the "-openj9" in the name either).
Further, having some way to even know there is an updated version available would be nice too. But I could see that being an entirely different feature.
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