This commit prevents the `CodecsAutoConfiguration` from being processed
if spring-webflux is not on classpath, since it is only useful for the
WebFlux server infrastructure or `WebClient`.
Closes gh-15690
This commit associates a `ConsumerAwareRebalanceListener` to the
auto-configured listener container factory if a single instance is found
in the context.
See gh-16755
Update the auto-configured Jetty `HttpClient` so that a default
`SslContextFactory` is used.
Prior to this commit connecting to https URLs would cause a
`NullPointerException`.
Fixed gh-16810
This commit auto-configures CBOR (see https://cbor.io/) codecs in the
RSocketStrategies, using Jackson binary format support.
The required dependency is added to the rsocket starter. Binary codecs
are well suited for RSocket payloads, so this codec is added first to
the list of codecs (before the JSON one already supported).
Closes gh-16830
This commit auto-configures a prototype `RSocketRequester.Builder` bean
for building requester instances. This builder is pre-configured with
auto-detected `RSocketStrategies` (same as the server side).
Closes gh-16280
Before this change it got overwritten by forwarding an empty
CacheControl to Spring. Spring itself sets CacheSeconds already
correctly in absence (=null) of a CacheControl.
Also:
* Fixes bug in WebMvcAutoConfigurationTests.cachePeriod which
prevented it to assert anything
See gh-16488
Closes gh-16730
Previously, due to a quirk in Spring Framework, it was necessary to use bean method
proxying in @Configuration classes that define one or more FactoryBeans. This quirk has
now been addressed so this commit disables bean method proxying where it is now no longer
needed.
Closes gh-16533
Since Hazlecast 3.12, YAML configuration format is supported in
addition to XML. Therefore, this change makes Spring Boot automatically
discover not only `hazelcast.xml` (and `hazelcast-client.xml`), but also
`hazelcast.yaml` (and `hazelcast-client.yaml`).
See gh-16632
Spring Session's own configuration support (i.e.
SpringHttpSessionConfiguration) will configure the default
DefaultCookieSerializer with rememberMeRequestAttribute if
SpringSessionRememberMeServices bean has been detected in the
application context.
In contrast, Spring Boot's auto-configured DefaultCookieSerializer does
not do this which results in a different out-of-the-box experience for
users that rely on Spring Session's remember-me integration.
This commit improves Spring Session DefaultCookieSerializer
auto-configuration to match Spring Session's behavior and make the
auto-configured DefaultCookieSerializer aware of
SpringSessionRememberMeServices bean.
See gh-16513
Brian Clozel
Andy Wilkinson
dreis2211
Stephane Nicoll
Gary Russell
Enes Açıkoğlu
Phillip Webb
Marcus Eisele
Gemini Kim
Johnny Lim
Steffen Folman Qvistgaard
Madhura Bhave
Qiang Lee
Toshiaki Maki
Rafal Leszko
Sergey Serdyuk
Vedran Pavic