Allow setting JDK path via a java.home JSON setting. #234
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Update the documentation.
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Can you add a test @brown ? |
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Currently, the language server always infers the location of the JDK, either from JAVA_HOME or by searching in various directories that depend on the operating system.
This pull request adds the ability to set the JDK location explicitly via JSON.