JDK 11.0.3 Update process

Langer, Christoph christoph.langer at sap.com
Wed Feb 20 08:31:04 UTC 2019


Hi Rob, Goetz,

> > I'm not sure I follow. Post RDP2 of jdk12, all approved changes are first
> > pushed to jdk/jdk and then to the jdk/jdk12 stabilization repo. In this
> > case two records will be created, one for 13 and one for 12.
> 
> If you push changes first to jdk/jdk and then to jdk/jdk12 by hg
> export/import,
> and in the end pull jdk/jdk12 back to jdk/jdk, the changes should be there
> twice, shouldn't they? But it's not the case.  E.g., I had a look at
> 8218662: Allow 204 responses with Content-Length:0
> 
> ... Obviously, I'm looking at the publicly visible repos. Internally,
> you might be doing something else.

Goetz is right here. For jdk12/jdk the process is different to the works on the Oracle update releases. If a fix is considered important enough to go into jdk12 (e.g. P1) it is pushed to jdk12. It eventually bubbles back to jdk during a weekly merge of jdk12->jdk. You'll see jdk13 backports in JBS then for an issue that was fixed in jdk12 originally. That's the kind of process that we, the SAP team, think should be established for jdk11 and jdk8 updates.

Best regards
Christoph



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