nastra commented on code in PR #10474:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/10474#discussion_r1640996276
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baseline.gradle:
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@@ -60,8 +63,7 @@ subprojects {
spotless {
java {
target 'src/main/java/**/*.java', 'src/test/java/**/*.java',
'src/jmh/java/**/*.java', 'src/integration/java/**/*.java'
- // we use an older version of google-java-format that is compatible
with JDK 8
- googleJavaFormat("1.7")
+ googleJavaFormat("1.17.0")
Review Comment:
When I added spotless + configured GJF it would produce different results
depending on the JDK version that was used when executing `spotlessApply`. I
typically use `sdkman` to switch JDK version and from what I remember is that
when you run `spotlessApply` using JDK8 it would produce one formatting and a
different formatting when using JDK11+ (which you can also see in this PR,
where the formatting changed). Back then I looked into why it behaves the way
it does and it was due to different JDK versions might pick up a different GJF
version and so we had to pin the version to the latest one that was supported
by JDK8.
Typically whoever does a release is expected to run the release script using
JDK8 locally btw. I hope that helps in understanding the context as to why we
had to pin the GJF version.
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