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Normalize ARM64 runner architecture when checking exported JAVA_HOME variables and skip the unsupported adopt-openj9 macOS arm64 version-file matrix entry. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: e78541cb-82b7-4fc2-8ffc-b1e5799efbce
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This PR fixes macOS e2e workflow failures that occurred when macos-latest began resolving to ARM64 runners by aligning workflow assertions with the action’s exported JAVA_HOME_<major>_<arch> variable naming (the action uses canonical AARCH64, not the runner label ARM64). It also avoids a known-bad matrix combination where adopt-openj9 lacks macOS ARM64 builds for the tested version-file flow.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| .github/workflows/e2e-versions.yml | Updates macOS ARM64-related env var assertions and excludes an unsupported OpenJ9 macOS-latest matrix combination to restore e2e stability. |
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Description:
The macOS e2e workflow was failing after macos-latest resolved to an arm64 runner. The action exports Java home variables using AARCH64, while the workflow assertions used the runner label ARM64, so the checks looked for the wrong environment variable names.
This normalizes the workflow assertions from ARM64 to AARCH64 before checking JAVA_HOME_* variables. It also excludes the unsupported adopt-openj9 + macos-latest version-file matrix entry, since adopt-openj9 does not provide macOS arm64 builds for that Java version.
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