Brew cask java versions manuals#

I can verify the versions are correct: java -version # location: Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/adoptopenjdk-11.jdk#

# installer: Package name is AdoptOpenJDK # => Package installers may write to any location options such as -appdir are ignored. # => Running installer for adoptopenjdk11 your password may be necessary. # => Purging files for version 11.0.8,10 of Cask adoptopenjdk11 # => Verifying SHA-256 checksum for Cask 'adoptopenjdk11'. I checked that I have the latest version of AdoptOpenJDK 11 installed: brew reinstall adoptopenjdk11 I read Are my macOS man pages outdated?, but I do not think the answer applies here, because Java is not an old Unix tool, and I have installed Java with Homebrew. # uninstall pkgutil: 'net.adoptopenjdk.11.jdk' # system_command '/usr/sbin/pkgutil', args:, print_stdout: true When I run fswatch /usr/local/share/ while reinstalling adoptopenjdk11, I do not see any changes.

Brew cask java versions manuals#

I see Homebrew is storing manuals for other software: /usr/local/share/man.Д«ased on the cask source, I do not see man pages installed, but I don't know what OpenJDK11U-jdk_ењ†4_mac_hotspot_11.0.8_10.pkg is doing.

I find the location of the java manual: man -w java The Java Extensions Mechanism March 2002 javac(1) See or search the Java web site for the following: When I run man javac, I see documentation from 2002. The Java Extensions Framework Features June 2004 java(1) When I run man java, I see documentation from 2004. I want to see the documentation via the manual pages. I am using Homebrew to install AdoptOpenJDK 11.