have vscode-java detect jbang installed jdks

[maxandersen]

would like to have vscode-java function if it can pick up jdk's installed by vscode-java.

so that if user have jbang installed vscode-java will also "just work".

I see issues mention detection is done by node-jdk-utils so I made Eskibear/node-jdk-utils#18 which should add the base detection.

But I'm also seeing src/findJavaRuntimes.ts which does not seem to use node-jdk-utils.

[rgrunber]

src/findJavaRuntimes was removed in #2246 (1.2.0). Is there some other extension you're seeing that still has that ?

[maxandersen]

@rgrunber probably just github / google search leading me a stray.

so would Eskibear/node-jdk-utils#18 make it work in vscode-java ?

[rgrunber]

It should. Those jbang JDKs would be pick up through autodetection and sent to the language server.

[maxandersen]

Eskibear/node-jdk-utils#18 was merged...any eta on it being available in vscode-java?

it does not seem to be present :)

[rgrunber]

Needs a release at https://github.com/Eskibear/node-jdk-utils/releases , then https://www.npmjs.com/package/jdk-utils?activeTab=versions .

[rgrunber]

@maxandersen I've built v1.44.2025070813 in the pre-release stream, which contains the update to jdk-utils. Let me know if that fixes the issue.

[maxandersen]

so I've switched to pre-release, I have java 11 and 21 installed in ~/.jbang/cache/jdks/* but on restart I still get:

"Please download and install a JDK to compile your project. You can configure your projects with different JDKs by the setting 'java.configuration.runtimes'"

is there a way for me to see which jdk locations Vscode-java have considered (and rejected?) as not good enough jdks for it to use?