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When running in Android, java.util.TimeZone.getDefault() will only return a TimeZone object for a time zone that actually exists, so when passing a bogus test TimeZone object to setDefault() and afterwards calling getDefault() it won't return that same time zone. Changing our tests to instead use a real existing (but otherwise unused) time zone instead makes the tests work in Android as well. Neither of these tests was testing the ability to set an arbitrarily made up time zone as the default, so no test coverage is lost. |
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International Components for Unicode
This is the repository for the International Components for Unicode. The ICU project is under the stewardship of The Unicode Consortium.
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