Re: [mat-dev] Memory Analyzer 1.12 and Eclipse 2021-06

["Kevin Grigorenko" <kevin.grigorenko@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey Andrew, I think
it makes sense to move to Java 11.

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Kevin Grigorenko
IBM App Platform SWAT




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       Andrew
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Date:
       04/26/2021
10:24 PM
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[mat-dev] Memory Analyzer 1.12 and Eclipse 2021-06
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Should we contribute Memory
Analyzer 1.12 to Eclipse 2021-06 ? I've put an outline plan here: https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/tools.mat/releases/1.12Release date and content are just first ideas, for discussion. The main
items not yet 
Should we contribute Memory Analyzer 1.12 to Eclipse 2021-06 ?

I've put an outline plan here: https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/tools.mat/releases/1.12Release date and content are just first ideas, for discussion.

The main items not yet finished are Jason Koch's improvements for large
dumps - there might still be time to get some of those in.

Also, should we move the stand-alone builds up to Eclipse 2021-06 ? The
main reason would be to get fixes for some security bugs in Jetty and Eclipse
Help. The main downside is the requirement for Java 11 - we could do another
build based as now on Eclipse 2020-03 who don't mind the possible security
risks (e.g. a single user system might be less vulnerable.)

Andrew Johnson 



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