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[mthmulders]

I know it's not part of this change, but do we really expect big differences between let's say Liberia, Zulu, Microsoft and Temurin? I do see why OpenJ9 is on the list, but all the others are regular Hotspot JVM's, aren't they?

[olamy]

probably not :) but as I already got differences (for javadoc) between distributions

[olamy]

@mthmulders what would be your suggestion to limit to which?

[mthmulders]

Usually, I'd say "a Hotspot VM and an OpenJ9 VM". For OpenJ9, we don't have my choices; for Hotspot, I guess Temurin or maybe Zulu?

But if you're saying there are differences (e.g. in generated Javadoc) and they matter for the m-c-p, then we should include them.