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Centralize OS/architecture capability validation - #1178
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Pull request overview
This pull request centralizes OS/architecture capability validation for Java distributions, normalizes architecture aliases consistently, and updates installers/tests/docs so unsupported platform combinations fail early (before cache lookup or network calls).
Changes:
- Added a shared platform capability contract + normalization/validation helpers (
src/distributions/platform-types.ts). - Updated distribution factory and base installer plumbing to validate + pass normalized architectures downstream, with vendor-specific translations handled in per-distribution installers.
- Added/updated contract tests, distribution/factory tests, docs/action input text, and an E2E workflow assertion for an unsupported combination.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/distributions/platform-types.ts | Introduces shared platform capability matrices, arch alias normalization, and centralized validation logic. |
| src/distributions/distribution-factory.ts | Validates package + platform earlier and passes normalized architecture into installer construction. |
| src/distributions/base-installer.ts | Normalizes architecture at the base level and simplifies default distribution architecture mapping. |
| src/distributions/adopt/installer.ts | Translates canonical armv7 to vendor arm. |
| src/distributions/temurin/installer.ts | Translates canonical armv7 to vendor arm. |
| src/distributions/corretto/installer.ts | Translates canonical armv7 to vendor arm. |
| src/distributions/zulu/installer.ts | Extends vendor mapping to translate canonical armv7 to vendor arm. |
| tests/java-platform-contract.test.ts | Adds contract tests to keep capability tables aligned with docs and consistent diagnostics. |
| tests/distributors/distribution-factory.test.ts | Updates factory tests to reflect platform validation and normalized architecture behavior. |
| tests/distributors/adopt-installer.test.ts | Updates normalization expectations for ARM-related cases. |
| tests/distributors/temurin-installer.test.ts | Updates normalization expectations for ARM-related cases. |
| tests/distributors/corretto-installer.test.ts | Adds coverage ensuring canonical vs vendor architecture values remain distinct. |
| docs/advanced-usage.md | Documents the up-front platform/architecture compatibility matrix and validation behavior. |
| README.md | Updates architecture input documentation and alias normalization description. |
| action.yml | Updates the architecture input description to reflect canonical values + aliases. |
| .github/workflows/e2e-versions.yml | Adds an E2E assertion that an unsupported combination is rejected. |
| dist/setup/index.js | Rebuilt bundled output to include the new platform validation logic. |
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src/distributions/platform-types.ts:112
- The semver range "<=11" only matches up to 11.0.0, so it would incorrectly reject Windows x86 for 11.x patch releases. Use "<12" to represent "Java 11 or earlier".
windows: ['x64', {architecture: 'x86', versionRange: '<=11'}]
src/distributions/platform-types.ts:45
- The semver range "<=17" only matches up to 17.0.0, so it would incorrectly reject common 17.x patch releases (e.g., 17.0.10). Use "<18" to include all 17.* versions.
linux: [...STANDARD_LINUX, {architecture: 'armv7', versionRange: '<=17'}],
src/distributions/platform-types.ts:59
- The semver range "<=17" only matches up to 17.0.0, so it would incorrectly reject common 17.x patch releases even though the intent is "through Java 17". Use "<18" to include all 17.* versions.
linux: [...STANDARD_LINUX, {architecture: 'armv7', versionRange: '<=17'}],
src/distributions/platform-types.ts:230
- Checking only for the presence of the "unrestricted" property can misclassify a restricted capability if it ever sets
unrestricted: falseexplicitly (the type allows that). Check that the value is actuallytruebefore skipping platform validation.
const capability = JAVA_PLATFORM_CAPABILITIES[distributionName];
if ('unrestricted' in capability) {
return normalizedArchitecture;
}
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- Comments generated: 5
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This makes platform compatibility checks deterministic and consistent across distributions, so unsupported OS/architecture requests fail before cache lookup or vendor network calls. It addresses drift risk by moving capability rules into a shared contract that tests and docs can validate.
What changed
src/distributions/platform-types.tswith:amd64->x64,ia32->x86,arm64->aarch64,arm->armv7)distribution-factoryto run package + platform validation before installer construction and pass normalized architecture downstream.JavaBaseand kept vendor translation separate by mapping canonical values only inside vendor installers (for examplearmv7->arm, Zulux86->i686).__tests__/java-platform-contract.test.tsand expanded distribution/factory tests for normalization and compatibility edge cases.README.md,docs/advanced-usage.md,action.yml) and added an E2E workflow assertion for an expected unsupported combination.dist/setup/index.js.Notes
util.ts, keeping this change compatible with upcoming lazy-load/cache fast-path work.Fixes: #1176