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2021-07-31Update to 21.2.0Lucas Werkmeister
2021-04-20Update to 21.1.0Lucas Werkmeister
2021-02-14Update to 21.0.0.2Lucas Werkmeister
2021-01-19Update to 21.0.0Lucas Werkmeister
2020-11-17Update to 20.3.0Lucas Werkmeister
2020-08-19Update to 20.2.0Lucas Werkmeister
2020-05-22Update to 20.1.0Lucas Werkmeister
Includes a workaround for an upstream issue – two header files are shipped both in the GraalVM package and in the Native Image component, so pacman refuses to install them both. The files are identical, so we remove them from this package.
2020-02-19Update to 20.0.0Lucas Werkmeister
2020-01-15Update to 19.3.1Lucas Werkmeister
2020-01-04Update to 19.3.0.2Lucas Werkmeister
2019-11-25Initial commitLucas Werkmeister
With the 19.3.0 release, GraalVM supports two Java versions: Java 8 and Java 11. This also affects all sibling packages, including native-image, so the former graal-native-image-bin package is split in two: native-image-jdk8-bin (this package) and native-image-jdk11-bin. We use this opportunity to make several other adjustments as well. We remove “graal” from the package name, to balance out the addition of the Java version (avoiding an overlong package name) and for consistency with FastR, TruffleRuby and GraalPython, which don’t include “graal” as a separate component either. We no longer provide a version of the package name without the “-bin” suffix. It doesn’t seem likely that a built-from-source version will be added to the AUR soon, and other packages like jdk8-openj9-bin or jdk8-j9-bin don’t provide non-bin versions either. To make it possible to install native-image-jdk8-bin and native-image-jdk11-bin in parallel, the symlink in /usr/bin is removed (as it would otherwise conflict between the two packages). Users can add /usr/lib/jvm/default/bin/ or a similar directory to their $PATH, or otherwise ensure that they can still run the right native-image without specifying its full path. And finally, a .gitignore file never hurts.