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New Feature
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Resolution: Fixed
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Critical
When Oracle changes the cookie name they use to check if you have agreed to the license agreement, it currently requires a core change to make this happen. It would be best if the JDKInstaller was its own plugin, so we can just update the plugin, and that will allow older Jenkins installs to upgrade, if necessary.
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JENKINS-22347 Allow Jenkins to download JDK8
- Resolved
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JENKINS-26462 Extract Maven builder to a separate plugin
- Open
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JENKINS-47448 New Oracle website prevents the JDKInstaller to download binaries from archives (Unable to find a form in the response)
- Resolved
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JENKINS-22462 can't download jdk from oracle site
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JENKINS-50272 NoClassDefFoundError "hudson/tools/JDKInstaller$FileSystem" at SSHLauncher after Jenkins Update 2.111->2.112
- Closed
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JENKINS-3963 JDK auto install from j.s.c need to be able to specify 32bit/64bit
- Open
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JENKINS-51205 Slow performance of /pluginManager/available rendering
- Resolved
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JENKINS-51483 Erroneous entry in split-plugin-cycles.txt for jdk-tool and apache-httpcomponents-client-4-api
- Resolved
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