Hi,
The tests for java.util.Formatter were failing in the th_TH locale.
The test incorrectly relied on the locale defined calendar instantiation.
Java.util.formatter should be using YEAR_OF_ERA to extract the year
to get consistent results with the Japanese Calendar, for the other
calendars it
Looks fine.
Since you have already turned the verbose off and reduced the locales, it
might be worth still letting it run N=12. The original idea with 12 is that
it increases the chance of running into daylight saving on and off cases.
-Sherman
On 08/13/2013 12:06 PM, roger riggs wrote:
Hi,
HI Sherman,
Thanks for the review, I should have restored N=12 after debugging;
the previous non-error output was hiding what I needed to see.
If we want to hit DST changes then blanketing 2/3 weeks or weekends
in the spring or fall might have a greater chance of a hit then 12/365.
Thanks,
