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The Firebase Admin Java SDK follows the [Oracle Java SE | ||
support roadmap](https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/java-se-support-roadmap.html) | ||
(see the Oracle Java SE Product Releases section). | ||
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LG with one nit, thanks!
README.md
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We currently support Java 7 and higher. However, Java 7 support is deprecated. | ||
We strongly encourage you to use Java 8 or higher as we will drop support for | ||
Java 7 in the next major version. Firebase Admin Java SDK also runs on [Google App | ||
We currently support Java 8 and higher. Firebase Admin Java SDK also runs on [Google App |
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Nit: use "The Firebase Admin Java SDK" like below.
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Thank you! Fixed.
libraries-bom
RELEASE NOTE: Dropped support for Java 7. Developers should use Java 8 or higher when deploying the Admin SDK.
RELEASE NOTE: Upgraded the dependency on
libraries-bom
to v25 and higher. This in turns upgrades the dependencies ongoogle-cloud-firestore
andgoogle-cloud-storage
to the latest versions.