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[MNG-8248] Add enable-native-access to startup scripts #2171
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[MNG-8248] Add enable-native-access to startup scripts #2171
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LGTM
@michael-o @Bukama or other else can you check on Windows |
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@Bukama I need a test on Windows use |
@desruisseaux Please also look at jline/jline3#1067 |
Thanks for the link, I just had a look. Does anyone know for which services jline needs native access? I'm curious in particular if this is a service that Maven actually uses, and which cannot be replaced by |
By the way we should do such discussion in a separate place ... |
Resolve #9615 |
In order to avoid
WARNING A restricted method in java.lang.System has been called
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-8248
similar on master:
#1718
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