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[GitHub] [netbeans] matthiasblaesing commented on pull request #4682: Promote latest Javac features supported by NetBeans

matthiasblaesing commented on PR #4682:
URL: https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/4682#issuecomment-1257208904

   -1 from me.
   
   I don't like frgaal as to my interpretation it is a fork of javac and there is not much hope, that it will ever get upstreamed (I might be wrong, please point me to discussions about upstreaming). There is a javac implementation out there, that has a year long track record and is backing one of the big Java IDEs: ecj. It hat backporting capabilities since a long time, so why not that?
   
   The other question: How does the IDE handle the split between target/source version and target JDK? Does this discourage usage of release vs. target/source?


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