Replace links to the Java EE JPA Spec with ones to the Jakarta Persistence Spec #3400
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Thank you for the suggestion. With Oracle's documentation variant, there was only a PDF available. Now with Jakarta EE, we have also a HTML variant available. Care to revise your links into https://jakarta.ee/specifications/persistence/3.1/jakarta-persistence-spec-3.1? HTML gives us the advantage of working deep links. |
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Thank you for your contribution. That's merged and backported now. |
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Replace links to the Java EE JPA Spec with ones to the Jakarta Persistence Spec.
Now the spec is released as Jakarta, not Java EE. That's why I've updated the links.