Summary
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Replace the placeholder name for the Japanese new era with the government declared name.
Problem
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The era name, "NewEra", was introduced with JDK-8202336 as the placeholder. However, the placeholder name does not represent "Reiwa".
Solution
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Replace each instance of "NewEra" and its localized names made in [JDK-8202336][1] and its square character ([JDK-8211739][2]) with the government declared name. Namely,
**java.time.chrono.JapaneseEra:**
The name of the JapaneseEra singleton that has the value of '3' will change from "NewEra" to "Reiwa". Thus,
- `JapaneseEra.values()` method will return 5 eras: [MEIJI, TAISHO, SHOWA, HEISEI, *singleton representing "Reiwa"*], the 5th item being changed from the one for "NewEra"
- `JapaneseEra.of(3)`, `JapaneseEra.valueOf("Reiwa")`, and `JapaneseChronology.eraOf(3)` will return the singleton era that represents "Reiwa"
- `JapaneseEra.getDisplayName()` for the new era instance will return the localized display name of "Reiwa"
- `JapaneseEra.valueOf("NewEra")` will throw an IllegalArgumentException
**java.util.Calendar:**
The name of the era in `JapaneseImperialCalendar` that has the value of '5' will change from "NewEra" to "Reiwa". Thus,
new Calendar.Builder()
.setCalendarType("japanese")
.setFields(Calendar.ERA, 5,
Calendar.YEAR, 1,
Calendar.MONTH, Calendar.MAY,
Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, 1)
.build()
.getDisplayName(Calendar.ERA, Calendar.LONG, Locale.US)
returns "Reiwa"
**java.lang.Character:**
The return value from `Character.getName(0x32FF)` will change from "SQUARE ERA NAME NEWERA" to "SQUARE ERA NAME REIWA".
Specification
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This is behavioral change only and no spec change is expected. As to `JapaneseEra` changes, the *era names* are not part of their specifications, so changing the placeholder name to "Reiwa" does not warrant the specification changes.
[1]: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8202336
[2]: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8211739