Update 5.3.x to current dependencies and support Java 11 #28
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- Changed Gradle to 1.12 - Change antlr-runtime to 3.5.2 - Use Firefox 24 ESR - Remove the opera* launch commands
- Gradle 4 migration - Fix dependencies (junit still used) - Fix test for JDK 8 (hashCode) - switch to OpenJDK 8
- remove antlr from dependencies, see gradle/gradle#820 - remove duplicate Jetty dependency
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@thiagohp maybe you can have a look at that - thanks! |
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Strange the same build just worked in my repo: https://github.com/derkoe/tapestry-5/runs/1231050611 |
Update some more versions, use variables
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Why don't you use a newer version ? |
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@martin-g because 5.4 was a big release with many breaking changes which makes updates of bigger applications nearly impossible. It should have been called Tapestry 6. |
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This updates most dependencies to recent versions and makes Tapestry 5.3.x run in Java 11.
We have tested this with a big Tapestry application and it all seems to work quite well.
Would be great to see a 5.3.9 with Java 11 support.