This commit restructures the annotation processor to off-load most of
its logic in a PropertyDescriptor abstraction that is consumed to
generate the relevant metadata.
This has the benefit to isolate the various way properties can be
identified (java bean and lombok for now).
Closes gh-16036
This commit updates the annotation processor to write metadata in a
consistent way. Groups, properties and hints are written and each item
is ordered alphabetically based on its name.
Also, deprecated items are written last.
Closes gh-14347
This commit adds support for Spring Framework's `DataSize` allowing to
express a size in bytes and other convenient units.
Similar to the `Duration` support introduced previously, this commit
adds transparent binding support as well as detection of default values
in `@ConfigurationProperties`-annotated object.
Closes gh-13974
This commit updates the annotation processor and the binder to ignore
any static or abstract method that has the characteristics of a JavaBean
accessor. As a result, no property is generated for those (invalid)
accessor and no binding occurs on them either.
Closes gh-12390
This commit makes sure that a "cache.time-to-live" property is not
generated for endpoints that do not have a main read operation (i.e. a
read operation with no parameter or only nullable parameters).
This matches the endpoint feature that provides caching for only such
operation.
Closes gh-11703
As `validation-api` 2 is available by default, this commit adds the
integration test as a regular test case. The integration test is kept to
exercise what happens in a standard project.
See gh-11512
Update the configuration properties annotation processor to deal
with `Duration` based default values. For example a field that
defaults to `Duration.ofSeconds(10)` will have a meta-data default
value of `10s`.
See gh-11080
Update endpoint code to provide cleaner separation of concerns.
Specifically, the top level endpoint package is no longer aware of
the fact that JMX and HTTP are ultimately used to expose endpoints.
Caching concerns have also been abstracted behind a general purpose
`OperationMethodInvokerAdvisor` interface.
Configuration properties have been refined to further enforce
separation. The `management.endpoint.<name>` prefix provides
configuration for a single endpoint (including enable and cache
time-to-live). These properties are now technology agnostic (they
don't include `web` or `jmx` sub properties).
The `management.endpoints.<technology>` prefix provide exposure specific
configuration. For example, `management.endpoints.web.path-mapping`
allow endpoint URLs to be changed.
Endpoint enabled/disabled logic has been simplified so that endpoints
can't be disabled per exposure technology. Instead a filter based
approach is used to allow refinement of what endpoints are exposed over
a given technology.
Fixes gh-10176
Previously, the configuration metadata annotation processor relied
upon an additional metadata file have been copied to an output
location. When building with Gradle, it's the processResources task
that performs this copy and there is no guarantee that it will have
run before the compileJava task unless an explicit dependency betwee
the two tasks has been configured. If a project is built using
Gradle's parallel build support, the likelihood of this required
ordering not occurring increases.
This commit updates the configuration metadata annotation processor to
consider a new annotation processor option when looking for the
additional config metadata file. The Gradle plugin has been updated
to provide this option as a compiler argument. The option is only
provided when the annotation processor is found on the compilation
classpath to avoid a warning from javac's annotation processing about
the use of an option that is not supported by any of the available
annotation processors.
Closes gh-9755
This commit introduces a endpoints.<id>.web.path generic property that
allows to customize the path of an endpoint. By default the path is the
same as the id of the endpoint.
Such customization does not apply for the CloudFoundry specific
endpoints.
Closes gh-10181
Move projects to better reflect the way that Spring Boot is released.
The following projects are under `spring-boot-project`:
- `spring-boot`
- `spring-boot-autoconfigure`
- `spring-boot-tools`
- `spring-boot-starters`
- `spring-boot-actuator`
- `spring-boot-actuator-autoconfigure`
- `spring-boot-test`
- `spring-boot-test-autoconfigure`
- `spring-boot-devtools`
- `spring-boot-cli`
- `spring-boot-docs`
See gh-9316
Stephane Nicoll
igor-suhorukov
Phillip Webb
Andy Wilkinson
Johnny Lim
Madhura Bhave
dreis2211