Modularize application (use Java module system) #1043
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With the modularization, we can use the jpackage command ('gradle
jpackage -x test') to build a package including a whole Java Runtime
Environment.
This can later be used to automatically download the correct version of
Java with the application directly from the VSCode plugin.
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With the modularization, we can use the jlink command (
gradle jlink -x test) to build a package including a custom Java Runtime Environment.This can later be used to automatically download the correct version of Java with the application directly from the VSCode plugin.
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