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This commit is about building Temurin, the OpenJDK-based image of Eclipse Adoptium, from source. It has advantages, but also a disadvantage. Currently Java, CJam, Groovy, Kotlin, Scala, and Vyxal use base images with everything pre-built. Easy, but often very annoying. When a new release is launched, it sometimes takes more than a week for the new images to be pushed to Docker Hub. Completely understandable, because there are many targets and architectures that need to be processed in a certain order of priority. Docker is of course one of the last in line. With this commit, that long wait can be reduced considerably by building the image for Java itself and letting the other mentioned languages use that image. That in turn results in images with much smaller file sizes. The disadvantage is that it now takes time to build the image for Java, but I think you get a lot more in return. Only Scala is not yet operational in the current version, but it works just as well with Scala 3, at least the version in code-golf#1647. Closes code-golf#2221, closes code-golf#2222, closes code-golf#2224, closes code-golf#2225, closes code-golf#2226
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This commit is about building Temurin, the OpenJDK-based image of Eclipse Adoptium, from source. It has advantages, but also a disadvantage. Currently Java, CJam, Groovy, Kotlin, Scala, and Vyxal use base images with everything pre-built. Easy, but often very annoying. When a new release is launched, it sometimes takes more than a week for the new images to be pushed to Docker Hub. Completely understandable, because there are many targets and architectures that need to be processed in a certain order of priority. Docker 6C99 is of course one of the last in line. With this commit, that long wait can be reduced considerably by building the image for Java itself and letting the other mentioned languages use that image. That in turn results in images with much smaller file sizes. The disadvantage is that it now takes time to build the image for Java, but I think you get a lot more in return. Closes code-golf#2221, closes code-golf#2222, closes code-golf#2223, closes code-golf#2224, closes code-golf#2225, closes code-golf#2226
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