joelBrun commented on issue #972:
URL: https://github.com/apache/grails-doc/issues/972#issuecomment-2848407105
Interesting. Thank @jdaugherty for that note.
Are the date formating to the legacy locales
a hard dependency for groovy-gsp ?
Seems there is a temporary workaround to activate and still be able to use
the legacy locales with JDK 21. The hard cut is on JDK 24.
Here quoting https://openjdk.org/jeps/252 about
Use of CLDR Locale Data by Default
instead of legacy profile (JRE or COMPACT) :
> Future plans for legacy locale data
In a release after JDK 9, we will stop shipping legacy locale data entirely.
We will gradually degrade support for legacy locale data:
> JDK 21: If JRE or COMPAT is specified in the value of the system property
java.locale.providers at startup, then the Java runtime will issue a warning
message about the forthcoming removal of legacy locale data.
> JDK 23: We will no longer include the legacy locale data in the JDK.
Specifying JRE or COMPAT via -Djava.locale.providers=... will have no effect
whatsoever.
Does this make sense ?
And Is there other limits observed so far with JDK21 ?
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