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implementation "org.apache.fory:fory-core:1.5.0"
```

On JDK25+, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is not required, but is recommended. It avoids the
On JDK25+, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is also recommended. It avoids the
current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe access is disabled or unavailable, including
with `--sun-misc-unsafe-memory-access=deny`. Use `ALL-UNNAMED` when Fory is on the classpath:

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### JDK 25 and later

On JDK 25 and later, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is not required, but is recommended. It avoids
On JDK 25 and later, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is also recommended. It avoids
the current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe access is disabled or unavailable,
including with `--sun-misc-unsafe-memory-access=deny`. For a classpath application:

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#### JDK 25 and Later

On JDK 25 and later, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is not required, but is recommended. It avoids
On JDK 25 and later, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is also recommended. It avoids
the current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe access is disabled or unavailable,
including with `--sun-misc-unsafe-memory-access=deny`. Use `ALL-UNNAMED` when Fory is on the
classpath:
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### JDK25+ access errors

On JDK25+, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is not required, but is recommended. Add the opening if
On JDK25+, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is also recommended. Add the opening if
an error names `java.base/java.lang.invoke`, or when Unsafe access is disabled or unavailable,
including with `--sun-misc-unsafe-memory-access=deny`. Use `ALL-UNNAMED` when Fory is on the
classpath:
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### JDK25+

Kotlin uses the Fory Java core when running. On JDK25+, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is
not required, but is recommended. It avoids the current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe
also recommended. It avoids the current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe
access is disabled or unavailable, including with `--sun-misc-unsafe-memory-access=deny`. Use
`ALL-UNNAMED` when Fory is on the classpath:

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### JDK25+

Scala uses the Fory Java core when running. On JDK25+, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is
not required, but is recommended. It avoids the current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe
also recommended. It avoids the current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe
access is disabled or unavailable, including with `--sun-misc-unsafe-memory-access=deny`. Use
`ALL-UNNAMED` when Fory is on the classpath:

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### JDK25+

On JDK25+, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is not required, but is recommended. It avoids the
On JDK25+, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is also recommended. It avoids the
current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe access is disabled or unavailable, including
with `--sun-misc-unsafe-memory-access=deny`. Use `ALL-UNNAMED` when Fory is on the classpath:

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implementation("org.apache.fory:fory-json:1.5.0")
```

On JDK 25 and later, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is not required, but is recommended. It avoids
On JDK 25 and later, opening `java.lang.invoke` to Fory core is also recommended. It avoids
the current-JDK Unsafe fallback and is required when Unsafe access is disabled or unavailable,
including with `--sun-misc-unsafe-memory-access=deny`. Use `ALL-UNNAMED` on the classpath:

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