Fixed to actually use 'default' jdk on Windows Powershell#562
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Fixed to actually use 'default' jdk on Windows Powershell#562gwenKneeland wants to merge 1 commit into
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will this be merged :(? |
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Previous the 'default' jdk folder was not used on windows powershell. I simply added a check to the jabba.ps1 file to see if the default folder exists and if it does it updates
PATHandJAVA_HOMErespectively.