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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion mise.toml
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[tools]
erlang = "29.0.2"
elixir = "1.20.1"
java = "17.0.2"
java = "25.0.3+9.0.LTS"

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P2 Badge Java toolchain bump lacks rationale and compatibility coverage

The Java version jumps from 17.0.2 to 25.0.3+9.0.LTS with no explanation in the diff and no matching updates to specs, docs, or CI. Because this repo uses mise for Android SDK tooling and depends on a compatible JDK, a major Java bump can silently break Android target builds and local setup. The diff should include a comment or commit message explaining the Java 25 requirement, and there should be matching ShellSpec or CI coverage that exercises the Android SDK setup and Java-dependent tooling on the new version.

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Finding: Java toolchain bump lacks rationale and compatibility coverage

Details:

The Java version jumps from 17.0.2 to 25.0.3+9.0.LTS with no explanation in the diff and no matching updates to specs, docs, or CI. Because this repo uses mise for Android SDK tooling and depends on a compatible JDK, a major Java bump can silently break Android target builds and local setup. The diff should include a comment or commit message explaining the Java 25 requirement, and there should be matching ShellSpec or CI coverage that exercises the Android SDK setup and Java-dependent tooling on the new version.

Location: mise.toml:4

How to fix:

  1. Open mise.toml:4 and read the surrounding code so you understand the context before changing anything.
  2. Fix the underlying issue described in Details above β€” do not silence the symptom (e.g. by suppressing a warning, catching and discarding an error, or deleting the test that surfaces it).
  3. Run the project's existing test and lint commands and confirm they pass before reporting the task as complete.
  4. Keep the change minimal and focused on this finding; surface any unrelated concerns separately rather than bundling them in.
  5. Once the fix is committed, if the gh CLI is available, mark this review thread as resolved so the human reviewer knows it's been addressed β€” use the GitHub GraphQL resolveReviewThread mutation via gh api graphql (look up the thread ID for this comment first).

β€” Blick Β· default review

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