JDKs are assigned at the module level and since you cannot work with modules in a template project, you cannot assing a JDK. I don't know if JIRA is going to help you here since they intentionally want different modules to be able to run different JDKs. Although I suppose they could allow you so set a default JDK that is assigned by default when a new module is created.
JDKs are assigned at the module level and since you cannot work with modules in a template project, you cannot assing a JDK. I don't know if JIRA is going to help you here since they intentionally want different modules to be able to run different JDKs. Although I suppose they could allow you so set a default JDK that is assigned by default when a new module is created.