* Optimize Maven configuration warm path
Avoid eager Maven XML initialization on warm JDK runs by using deterministic serializers for new Maven settings/toolchains files, lazy-loading xmlbuilder2 for existing toolchains merges, and deferring Maven configuration modules until after Java setup.
Add targeted tests for XML escaping, lazy xmlbuilder2 loading, concurrent Maven configuration, and a manual benchmark workflow for warm-path validation.
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* Address Maven optimization PR feedback
Make the toolchain XML generator consistently async, remove redundant Maven configuration await handling, and reuse the existing XML test helper.
Configure CodeQL to skip generated dist output so newly split vendored chunks do not report duplicate generated-code alerts.
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* Apply rubber duck review suggestions
Document XML attribute escaping, simplify Maven configuration awaiting, and add a regression test that feeds fast-path toolchains output into the merge path.
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* Delete .github/codeql/codeql-config.yml
* Update codeql-analysis.yml
* Replace xmlbuilder2 in Maven toolchain merge
Use fast-xml-parser for existing toolchains.xml parsing and serialize merged Maven toolchains deterministically. This removes the bundled xmlbuilder2 DOM/XML builder chunk from dist while preserving merge behavior for custom attributes, custom toolchains, partial entries, duplicate filtering, and escaping.
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* Move Maven benchmark out of setup-java
Remove the Maven warm-path benchmark workflow and helper script from setup-java. Benchmark coverage is being moved to actions/setup-java-benchmarks so this action repository only carries the runtime optimization, tests, and generated distribution artifacts.
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* Clarify credential environment variable inputs
Rename credential-related inputs to make their environment-variable semantics explicit while preserving deprecated aliases with migration warnings.
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* Potential fix for pull request finding
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* Use gpg.passphraseEnvName instead of gpg.passphrase server
The maven-gpg-plugin's `gpg.passphrase`/`passphraseServerId` mechanism is
deprecated and fails when the plugin's `bestPractices` mode is enabled.
Stop writing the `gpg.passphrase` server to settings.xml and instead set
`gpg.passphraseEnvName` via an active profile when the configured passphrase
env var name differs from the plugin default (MAVEN_GPG_PASSPHRASE).
The default `gpg-passphrase` input value (GPG_PASSPHRASE) is unchanged, so the
plugin reads the same environment variable as before.
Fixes#760
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* Fix settings.xml publishing validation
Update the publishing e2e check to assert the settings.xml generated when gpg-passphrase is MAVEN_GPG_PASSPHRASE. In that default case the action no longer writes a gpg.passphrase server entry.
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* Default gpg-passphrase to MAVEN_GPG_PASSPHRASE
Align the default `gpg-passphrase` input value with the maven-gpg-plugin
default environment variable name (MAVEN_GPG_PASSPHRASE). With this default,
setup-java writes no extra GPG configuration to settings.xml and the plugin
reads the passphrase from MAVEN_GPG_PASSPHRASE out of the box.
Also document that reading the passphrase from an environment variable via
`gpg.passphraseEnvName` requires maven-gpg-plugin 3.2.0 or newer.
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* Document gpg-passphrase breaking change in V6
Add a "Breaking changes in V6" section to the README covering the switch to
gpg.passphraseEnvName, the new MAVEN_GPG_PASSPHRASE default, and the
maven-gpg-plugin 3.2.0+ requirement.
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* Keep GPG_PASSPHRASE default for v5 compatibility
Revert the gpg-passphrase input default back to GPG_PASSPHRASE so existing v5
workflows that set the GPG_PASSPHRASE environment variable keep working without
changes. setup-java writes gpg.passphraseEnvName=GPG_PASSPHRASE into an active
profile, so the maven-gpg-plugin reads the same variable as before.
The only remaining compatibility requirement is maven-gpg-plugin 3.2.0+, which
is documented in the README and advanced usage guide.
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* Clarify GPG passphrase profile compatibility
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* Migrate to ESM and upgrade dependencies
* fix: update import statement for JSON module in kona-installer test
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Bruno Borges