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title: Early access builds for JDK21
title: Early access builds for JDK21+
date: "2023-08-14T14:00:00+00:00"
author: sxa
description: Adoptium are publishing early access "tagged" builds instead of nightlies for JDK21
description: Adoptium are publishing early access "tagged" builds instead of nightlies for JDK21+
tags:
- temurin
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In addition to the generally available release builds of all currently supported
versions of openjdk (Currently 8, 11, 17 and 20) Temurin also publishes "nightly"
development builds of all of those streams as well as the upcoming release (JDK21
development builds of all of those streams as well as the upcoming releases (JDK21/22
at the moment) as "nightly" or "early access" builds. You can get these from
[the nightly downloads page](https://adoptium.net/temurin/nightly/?version=21)
or from the API. Note that while these are
not intended for production use they can be used to test a build containing any
new fixes which have been put into openjdk along with any new features that
will be coming in the next release.

## Early access (ea) tagged builds of JDK21
## Early access (ea) tagged builds of JDK21+

We have recently changed the way we do the regular nightly builds of JDK21.
We have recently changed the way we do the regular nightly builds of JDK21+.
Instead of producing regular builds of the latest development code, we are
building explicitly from the early access tags when they come out. This is
consistent with what OpenJDK does with the builds at
https://jdk.java.net/21/ but on a wider range of platforms. Similar to the
nightly builds mentioned in the introduction, these are not for production
use but may be useful for testing new features as they go into the JDK21
use but may be useful for testing new features as they go into the new
codebase. By using the specific early access tags you can also report
issues upstream more easily by knowing exactly which tagged level you have
discovered any problems with.
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