Thank you for looking into it! I should put together some wiki page on openjdk packaging.
> What is jtreg, what is it used for
This is a regression test harness for openjdk[1] and is used to validate that openjdk works correctly.
> what breaks if we don't ship it
Not shipping jtreg suite forces users to download it outside the archive to validate the openjdk.
> and won't disabling the tests just paper over the problem?
The tests were run in the ppa to ensure that there were no new problems introduced.
>What do you mean by "handled as a separate issue", are you planning on fixing it somehow?
Yes, there is a number of a new packages that needs to be added to focal and jammy[2].
>Is java21 useful without a working jtreg? Won't users be expecting java 21 to just work, but ours will have this defficiency?
Yes. jtreg is not needed to have a working openjdk. This is similar to disabling autopkgtests and executing them manually.
Thank you for looking into it! I should put together some wiki page on openjdk packaging.
> What is jtreg, what is it used for
This is a regression test harness for openjdk[1] and is used to validate that openjdk works correctly.
> what breaks if we don't ship it
Not shipping jtreg suite forces users to download it outside the archive to validate the openjdk.
> and won't disabling the tests just paper over the problem?
The tests were run in the ppa to ensure that there were no new problems introduced.
>What do you mean by "handled as a separate issue", are you planning on fixing it somehow?
Yes, there is a number of a new packages that needs to be added to focal and jammy[2].
>Is java21 useful without a working jtreg? Won't users be expecting java 21 to just work, but ours will have this defficiency?
Yes. jtreg is not needed to have a working openjdk. This is similar to disabling autopkgtests and executing them manually.
[1] https:/ /github. com/openjdk/ jtreg /launchpad. net/~vpa1977/ +archive/ ubuntu/ openjdk- 21-jtreg7
[2] https:/