chore: update to gradle 7.2 #2793
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Description
This updates gradle to 7.2, which will unblock building on JDK 17
Testing
CI, and a local build
Additional context
JDK17 is an LTS release that contains text blocks, which will dramatically simplify a lot of codegen. There's also some other goodies like pattern matching switch statements and local variable type inference (e.g.
var foo = ""instead ofString foo = "")Since the generators aren't GA yet, we could upgrade. We'll have to wait a bit though until it's supported everywhere we need it.
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