Allow jdk_version to be a string or number #133
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Previously, the case statements checking the jdk_version failed because they were assuming jdk_version was a string. For users overriding this value and setting it to be a number, the case statement would never match. This commit ensures we are always using a string when comparing jdk_version.
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Allow jdk_version to be a string or number
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Previously, the case statements checking the jdk_version failed
because they were assuming jdk_version was a string. For users overriding
this value and setting it to be a number, the case statement would never
match. This commit ensures we are always using a string when comparing
jdk_version.