What is the point of all these new Java versions when Java 8 is all that seems to be supported by most apps?

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  • JDK

    JDK main-line development https://openjdk.org/projects/jdk

    • Just to name a few, but it's really small list compared to all that has been added since 8, you can see all the additions here.

  • spring-data-jpa-temporal

    Temporal auditing extension of the Spring Data JPA module

    • Can I ask something? I recently started working on a library (this) using Java 16 but I had hoped on supporting minimum Java 8 (since it's a Spring extension and Spring supports Java 8).

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