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Chocolatey [1] is a kind of package manager for windows. It already provides an easy way to install Temurin builds, and I think it could help adoption of Semeru if it was made available too. There are already some builds of old versions available from a third party [2], but I think you are in the best position to provide up to date packages as new Semeru builds become available.
Most of our infrastructure and release code is pulled from the Eclipse Adoptium group. They (Adoptium group) do not maintain their Chocolatey packages but a third party (@johan) provides them. Johan has a code repo we could look at. https://github.com/johanjanssen/TemurinChocolateyPackages @johanjanssen would you be interested in providing Chocolatey packages for Semeru Open Edition? @mstoodle would be good to have in this conversation as well from IBM side.
Thanks for reaching out @AdamBrousseau, I indeed maintain the ones for Temurin and in the past maintained the AdoptOpenJDK OpenJ9 ones as well.
However I personally prefer not to maintain more packages, as I'm busy enough. But it's fairly simply to setup yourself.
Personally I find the setup for the creation of the Temurin packages, which uses au, a bit difficult and it was created by someone else. As an alternative you could have a look at my other packages: https://github.com/johanjanssen/ChocolateyPackages/tree/master/OpenJDK. I don't use au to update them, but some Java code which basically retrieves the latest version from a repo and then replaces the values in the configuration.
Chocolatey [1] is a kind of package manager for windows. It already provides an easy way to install Temurin builds, and I think it could help adoption of Semeru if it was made available too. There are already some builds of old versions available from a third party [2], but I think you are in the best position to provide up to date packages as new Semeru builds become available.
[1] https://chocolatey.org/
[2] https://community.chocolatey.org/packages?q=j9
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