There are several ways to get involved in the Adoptium® project. Use these guides below as a starting point:
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Adoptium projects adopt the Eclipse Community Code of Conduct.
This repo is an unmodified mirror of source code obtained from OpenJDK. It has been and may still be used to create builds that are untested and incompatible with the Java SE specification. You should not deploy or write to this code, but instead use the tested and certified Java SE compatible version that is available at https://adoptium.net.
Repo containing the dockerfiles and scripts to produce the official eclipse-temurin containers.
This repo is an unmodified mirror of source code obtained from OpenJDK. It has been and may still be used to create builds that are untested and incompatible with the Java SE specification. You should not deploy or write to this code, but instead use the tested and certified Java SE compatible version that is available at https://adoptium.net.
This repo is an unmodified mirror of source code obtained from OpenJDK. It has been and may still be used to create builds that are untested and incompatible with the Java SE specification. You should not deploy or write to this code, but instead use the tested and certified Java SE compatible version that is available at https://adoptium.net.
This repo is an unmodified mirror of source code obtained from OpenJDK. It has been and may still be used to create builds that are untested and incompatible with the Java SE specification. You should not deploy or write to this code, but instead use the tested and certified Java SE compatible version that is available at https://adoptium.net.
Home of Test Results Summary Service (TRSS) and PerfNext. These tools are designed to improve our ability to monitor and triage tests at the Adoptium project. The code is generic enough that it is extensible for use by any project that needs to monitor multiple CI servers and aggregate their results.
