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The problem is that some Java 8 code relies on implementation-specific code in the JVM – for example, JetBrains’ IDEs do. As a result, this doesn’t work with J
by kuschku 9y ago
The problem is that some Java 8 code relies on implementation-specific code in the JVM – for example, JetBrains’ IDEs do.
As a result, this doesn’t work with Java 9 the same anymore, as basically all that stuff has been moved around.
- dionian 9y agoas usual they have been working on support in the EAPs, I'm guessing 2017.3 works relatively well with jdk9 by now, but i havent tried yet!