Should we define variable with constexpr in a function

I don't know if it is meaningful to define a variable with constexpr in a function.

void func() { static const int i = 1; }
void func2() { constexpr const int i = 1; }

static const in a function would be initialized on the first function call, how about constexpr in a function? I know that constexpr specifies that the object should be available during compilation. So does it mean that the variable i in the func2 would be evaluated at compile time whereas the i in the func wouldn't?