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Continuous integration strategies - Java Tutorial
From the course: Migrating beyond Java 8
Continuous integration strategies
- [Instructor] In this lesson, we'll configure our build server Jenkins to include JDK 11. We'll also create a Java 11 build for our project within Jenkins. Adding a build for the new Java version allows our continuous integration processes to support both versions of the language at once. In order to get started, we'll need to configure Jenkins to include the new JDK. To do that, we can click on the manage Jenkins link and within our options, we'll select the global tool configuration. Within this pane, you'll notice a section for the JDK. If we click on the JDK installations, it's going to list all of the JDKs available for our Jenkins server. Currently, we have one JDK installed for Adopt Open JDK 8. We'll need to add another JDK, so I'm going to go ahead and click on the add JDK button and here's where we'll add Adopt Open JDK 11. The first thing that we'll need to do is uncheck this install automatically button,…
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Building a migration strategy4m 4s
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Updating development tools6m 36s
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Course project introduction2m 35s
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Configuring build tools5m 2s
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Continuous integration strategies6m 36s
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Challenge: Creating a preview build1m 22s
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Solution: Creating a preview build8m 25s
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