fix(docker): run on Java 25 base (fixes UnsupportedClassVersionError)#19
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The app and its dependencies are compiled for Java 25 (maven.compiler.release=25, built with temurin-25), but Dockerfile.jvm ran on ubi8/openjdk-17. Java 17 cannot load class file version 69.0, so the container crashed at startup with UnsupportedClassVersionError (e.g. StatVOAssembler). Bump the runtime base to ubi9/openjdk-25:1.24 (same as pm-model).
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Problem
The
statscontainer crashed at startup:Class file 69.0 = Java 25, 61.0 = Java 17.
Cause
The app compiles to Java 25 (
maven.compiler.release=25, built withmaven:3-eclipse-temurin-25), butsrc/main/docker/Dockerfile.jvmran onregistry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/openjdk-17. A Java 17 runtime can't load Java 25 bytecode.Fix
Bump the runtime base to
registry.access.redhat.com/ubi9/openjdk-25:1.24— the same base already used bypm-model.