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Using "which java" maybe ok, but wondering if we ought to take a "backup" at the start of the JDK being compared, thus ensuring the class_version is good enough for the "javap" processing. This would be similar as was done here:
temurin-build/tooling/reproducible/repro_compare.sh
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To make backup of jdk ok. My redundant top level wrapper and also the (probably) existing one are doing backup of jdk/allowing to set up 3rd jdk . So that is ok. Unluckily I have not seen the way to pass it into the comparable_patch.sh properly.
Comparable_patch.sh is clear, it needs java/javac on path. Whoever modifed processModuleInfo, have violated that.
Comparable patch should remain as it is, and should not be doing any backups of jdk. Thats the task for its wrappers to deal with it as it is appropriate.
There can be follow up on this set of patches, which will elaborate on usage of path by comaprable_patch, to add additional solution, but right now the comaprable_patch.sh is broken, and this path is fixing it.