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January 20, 2021 By Raymond Xu < 1 min read

The Liberty-for-Java Buildpack v3.523 now includes Liberty runtime 21.0.0.1 as the alternate runtime.

The Liberty-for-Java Buildpack v3.53 adds Liberty runtime 21.0.0.1 as the alternate runtime and keeps 20.0.0.12 as the default runtime. The AdoptOpenJDK Open J9 alternate JRE 11.0.9_11_openj9-0.23.0 and IBM JRE Version (8 SR 6 FP20) remains the same.

This buildpack contains two production versions of Liberty — a default version that remains constant for approximately three months and the latest version, as an alternate. 

An existing application will not be affected by the new buildpack until you redeploy or restage it. After redeployment, existing applications should continue to run “as is” without any additional changes. New applications will automatically use the new buildpack.

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Raymond Xu
Software Engineer

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