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# JRE Version Migration Guide
If possible, use the same JRE major version at both index and search time.
When upgrading to a different JRE major version, consider re-indexing.
Different Java versions may implement different versions of Unicode,
which will change the way some parts of Lucene treat your text.
An (outdated) example: with Java 1.4, `LetterTokenizer` will split around the
character U+02C6, but with Java 5 it will not. This is because Java 1.4
implements Unicode 3, but Java 5 implements Unicode 4.
The version of Unicode supported by Java is listed in the documentation
of java.lang.Character class. For reference, Java versions after Java 11
support the following Unicode versions:
* Java 11, Unicode 10.0
* Java 12, Unicode 11.0
* Java 13, Unicode 12.1
* Java 15, Unicode 13.0
* Java 16, Unicode 13.0
* Java 17, Unicode 13.0
In general, whether you need to re-index largely depends upon the data that
you are searching, and what was changed in any given Unicode version. For example,
if you are completely sure your content is limited to the "Basic Latin" range
of Unicode, you can safely ignore this.
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