[3.0.x] Declare Java 25 LTS officially supported #13499
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All tests pass with Java 25 final release candiate:
IMHO there is no reason why not declare it as supported.
History shows that the final RC of a Java release usually becomes the final release:
There are not P1 bugs reported yet: https://bugs.openjdk.org/issues/?filter=33410
Therefore it's very very likely to say nothing relevant will change anymore that would influence Play's support for Java 25 until its final release in 2 weeks from today.
Regarding Scala:
They will upgrad ASM in all of their next releases so they officially declarse Java 25 support as well:
For Play this is not relevant as it seems, but end users likely want to upgrade to that latest Scala versions when they are out.