use quilt flower 1.8.1 to support Java 8

[4ra1n]

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[4ra1n]

0.4-beta

[Kamillaova]

for what?

[4ra1n]

@Kamillaova Because many of people in China who study java security are in Java 8, and they have special requirements for this version, such as a lot of Java vulnerabilities are based on Java 8 such as log4j2 rce. In other words, if I chose 1.8.1 quilt flower, it can run on Java 8 and Java 9, and can also run on Java 11 or above, with stronger compatibility.

In fact, if there is some important reasons that I must update to 1.9, I will do it. If so, you can tell me, and many thanks.

[4ra1n]

Vineflower/vineflower#222

[Kamillaova]

@Kamillaova Because many of people in China who study java security are in Java 8, and they have special requirements for this version, such as a lot of Java vulnerabilities are based on Java 8 such as log4j2 rce. In other words, if I chose 1.8.1 quilt flower, it can run on Java 8 and Java 9, and can also run on Java 11 or above, with stronger compatibility.

In fact, if there is some important reasons that I must update to 1.9, I will do it. If so, you can tell me, and many thanks.

What is the relationship of "Gui Tool for Analyzing Jar" to vulnerabilities in software?

[4ra1n]

@Kamillaova Because my original intention of writing tools is to analyze software vulnerabilities, and most people who pay attention to this project may also use it for software vulnerability analysis. However, the use of tools is certainly not limited to this point. I plan to provide two versions in future, one is Java 8 with 1.8.1 and the other is Java 11 with the latest quilt flower version. How do you think?

[Kamillaova]

How do you think?

It's an option

But..
I still dont understand what changes from the java version, on which jar analyzer is running