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Current behavior: The current Depends: field causes apt to install a JDK that might not be the default-jdk when the user has no JDK installed. On Ubuntu Xenial and Yaketty this will cause OpenJDK 9 to be installed, which is not optimal given that OpenJDK 9 has not been released yet. Expected result: Installing android-studio should cause the distro's recommended JDK (ie. default-jdk) to be installed when the user has no JDK installed. If the user already has a JDK installed, then android-studio should use it. This can be achieved by adding "default-jdk" to the "Depends:" field while still keeping the java-sdk dependency for when the user has another JDK installed.
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Current behavior:
The current Depends: field causes apt to install a JDK that might not be the default-jdk when the user has no JDK installed. On Ubuntu Xenial and Yaketty this will cause OpenJDK 9 to be installed, which is not optimal given that OpenJDK 9 has not been released yet.
Expected result:
Installing android-studio should cause the distro's recommended JDK (ie. default-jdk) to be installed when the user has no JDK installed. If the user already has a JDK installed, then android-studio should use it. This can be achieved by adding "default-jdk" to the "Depends:" field while still keeping the java-sdk dependency for when the user has another JDK installed.