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Install a newer runtime on your system and remove the runtime you’re bundling (if applicable). If the jar requires something above 1.8, you’ll need to use a different stub like...

Try moving the jar to `/Contents/Java` instead. Also consider using [this fork](https://github.com/Darrel12/jar2app?files=1) that supports additional arguments for extra resource / jar files.

Why are you using -m that way? -m is for the main class, not a jar filename. I also doubt you'd need to set bootclasspath.

> I had the same issue. > > https://fanblogs.jp/gameprogramming/archive/130/0 > > This website says the solution is to just delete the folder 'Editor'. In my case, 'Editor' folder was in...