Update JVM version for javadoc generation #2191
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Motivation: JDK11 was used for javadoc generation because of new features (search, ..). JDK17 is now the latest LTS and we can take advantage of latest javadoc features.
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Motivation: JDK11 was used for javadoc generation because of new features (search, ..). JDK17 is now the latest LTS and we can take advantage of latest javadoc features. Co-authored-by: Mike Duigou <[email protected]>
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Motivation:
JDK11 was used for javadoc generation because of new features (search, ..).
JDK17 is now the latest LTS and we can take advantage of latest javadoc
features.