Fix toolchain support for non-java executables #154
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Signed-off-by: Anthony Vanelverdinghe <dev@anthonyv.be>
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@abhinayagarwal @jperedadnr will you please review? (mentioning you since you reviewed the original PR as well) |
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This should probably be added to other places where |
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@alerosmile the sole goal of this PR is to fix the regression introduced in #118 If you believe toolchain support is incomplete or should be improved, please file a new issue and/or PR instead. |
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#118 introduced toolchain support. However, due to the hard-coded
"java", this doesn't work for non-java executables such as jlink (i.e. #148)