Java 8 and Hibernate [closed] - java

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Does anyone knows where i can find a reliable source (docs, JIRA issues, stackoverflow threads, etc) about using Hibernate and Java 8?
I have a bunch of applications using Hibernate, written in Java 7, and i'm interested in migrate its code to Java 8.
For example, is there any known issues on mapping entities with #Temporal attributes on Java 8 (using legacy java.util.Date or JSR-310's new classes)?
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