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[GitHub] [daffodil-vscode] mbeckerle commented on issue #386: DISCUSSION: Issue with Java in Mac CI

mbeckerle commented on issue #386:
URL: https://github.com/apache/daffodil-vscode/issues/386#issuecomment-1353208074

   Open JDK 8 is supported until Nov 2026, so there is no issue with sticking with it. 
   
   But... I definitely want to run my Daffodil VSCode, and point it at my development version of Daffodil, which I build locally, and where I am currently using Java 19 (latest and greatest right now).  
   
   So I would very much like to avoid tying Daffodil VSCode Extension to Java 8, or 11, or any older Java, just due to some dependency. 
   
   Why do we need this microsoft com.microsoft.java.debug.core library (which implements the Java Debug Protocol) anyway? I thought we had our own protocol for talking to Daffodil as a server from the VSCode GUI. (DAP)


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