matrei commented on code in PR #15287:
URL: https://github.com/apache/grails-core/pull/15287#discussion_r2616560270


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grails-doc/src/en/guide/gettingStarted/developmentReloading.adoc:
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ specific language governing permissions and limitations
 under the License.
 ////
 
-Spring Boot Developer Tools, JRebel, and Hotswap Agent are tools designed to 
improve developer productivity by enabling application reloading during 
development, reducing the need for full application restarts. Since Grails is 
built on Spring Boot, all three tools are compatible, but they differ in 
mechanisms, features, and trade-offs. Spring Boot Developer Tools is the 
default in Grails, replacing older agents like Spring Loaded (no longer 
maintained and lacking support for Java 17+). Hotswap Agent and JRebel offer 
more advanced "true" hot swapping capabilities.
+Spring Boot Developer Tools, JRebel, IntelliJ IDEA Enhanced HotSwap in Debug 
Mode and Hotswap Agent are tools designed to improve developer productivity by 
enabling application reloading during development, reducing the need for full 
application restarts. Since Grails is built on Spring Boot, all four tools are 
compatible, but they differ in mechanisms, features, and trade-offs. Spring 
Boot Developer Tools is the default in Grails, replacing older agents like 
Spring Loaded (no longer maintained and lacking support for Java 17+). Hotswap 
Agent and JRebel offer more advanced "true" hot swapping capabilities.

Review Comment:
   ChatGPT:
   
   Both are correct in English — the difference is the Oxford comma (also 
called the serial comma).
   
   ✅ With Oxford comma
   
   “1, 2, 3, and 4”
   Used before the final and.
   
   Preferred in American English, academic writing, technical writing, and 
anything where clarity is important.
   
   ✅ Without Oxford comma
   
   “1, 2, 3 and 4”
   No comma before the final and.
   
   More common in British English and in less formal writing.
   
   Which should you use?
   
   If you want maximum clarity and consistency → use the Oxford comma.
   
   If you're writing in a style that follows British conventions or journalism 
→ omit it.



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