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Well, this could be true for some legacy projects with old tooling, but this is not how things work today. You install the IDE, checkout the code from Git and
by ivan_gammel 6y ago
Well, this could be true for some legacy projects with old tooling, but this is not how things work today.
You install the IDE, checkout the code from Git and let IDE get a proper version of JDK for you and fetch dependencies from Maven central to local repo. You really should not copy jars anywhere or set environment variables.