What | Removed | Added |
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Status | IN_PROGRESS | RESOLVED |
Resolution | --- | FIXED |
A final comment here, before I close this ticket. Martin Schreiner, Fridrich Strba and Danilo Spinella have, collectively, removed the "timezone-java" package from SLE-15-SP6 and openSUSE Factory. The rationale applied was the same as has been explained on this ticket: "timezone-java" is not a requirement, as the JDK itself has its own timezone data that is refreshed whenever the JDK is upgraded. That is, each upgrade has the up-to-date timezone data from when it was released. In the case of SLE <= 15-SP5, even though the "timezone-java" package will still exist there, the JDK has been recompiled across all code streams to no longer care about the data provided by "timezone-java". So even though the package still exists, its contents are never used. We're not removing the package there as that requires a whole process. But this issue is fixed there as well, in practice.