The `reactor-tools` dependency now brings a new Reactor Debug Agent
which instruments loaded classes for better Reactor stacktraces.
This commit removes the `spring.reactor.stacktrace-mode.enabled`
configuration property since the related Reactor Hook is about to be
removed.
As a replacement, we're introducing `spring.reactor.debug-agent.enabled`
which tells whether the Reactor Debug Agent should be loaded, given that
the `reactor-tools` dependency is available. This option is enabled by
default, since adding the dependency on classpath is a strong signal
already.
Fixes gh-17128
Prior to this commit, having the `spring-boot-starter-rsocket` and the
`jackson-dataformat-xml` dependencies on classpath would result in a
`ClassCastException` when the RSocket auto-configuration tries to
configure Jackson CBOR codecs for RSocket strategies.
This commit disables the Jackson XML support for the CBOR codec in
RSocket.
Fixes gh-17425
HiddenHttpMethodFilter can be problematic as it causes early
consumption of a request body if the body may contain parameters. This
happens as the filter needs to read the parameters to see if an
_method parameter is present. The filter is only beneficial for web
applications that are the hidden HTTP method functionality but is
potentially detriimental to all applications that are not. As such
we no longer believe that it should be enabled by default and users
should be required to opt in.
Closes gh-16953
Previously, if a user defined a MongoDbFactory bean but did not define
a client bean, MongoDataAutoConfiguration would back off leaving the
context without a MongoTemplate, etc.
This commit reworks the auto-configuration so that only the
auto-configuration of a MongoDbFactory is dependent on the existence
of a Mongo client bean. Auto-configuration of the other components
that depend on a MongoDbFactory will now continue in the absence of a
Mongo client bean.
Closes gh-17416
Apply checkstyle rule to ensure that private and package private
classes do not have unnecessary public methods. Test classes have
also been unified as much as possible to use default scoped
inner-classes.
Closes gh-7316
spring-kafka.2.3.0.M3 introduced a new property `RecordInterceptor` to
the container factory.
Auto-configure the property if a single instance is present.
See gh-17322
`@EmbeddedKafka` now supports JUnit 5 without the need for a Spring
test application context. Remove the previous workaround that replaced
the JUnit4 `@ClassRule` and use `TopicBuilder` to build the
topic bean.
See gh-17355
This commit removes the now outdated `HibernateEntityManagerCondition`
in favour of a simple check of `SessionImplementor`. As of
Hibernate 5.2, a single `hibernate-core` jar is required so a single
class check is enough.
Closes gh-17288
This commit removes the now outdated `HibernateEntityManagerCondition`
in favour of a simple check of `SessionImplementor`. As of
Hibernate 5.2, a single `hibernate-core` jar is required so a single
class check is enough.
Closes gh-17283
Spring Framework recently removed the `MessageHandlerAcceptor` (which is
a sub-class of `RSocketMessageHandler`).
Instead of implementing directly the `SocketAcceptor` contract, it now
exposes them through `clientAcceptor()` and `serverAcceptor()` methods.
See gh-17280
Update `NettyWebServerFactoryCustomizer` to deal with the fact that
Netty treats `0` and negative connection timeout values differently to
Tomcat, Undertow and Jetty.
See gh-16535
Both Flyway and Liquibase makes use of DataSourceProperties to get
default properties. Previously, both used strictly the configuration
properties and failed to consider embedded datasource properties
autoconfigured by @AutoConfigureTestDatabase. In case a database layer
test e.g. @JdbcTest relies on the autoconfigured embedded datasource,
Flyway and Liquibase autoconfiguration fails as they are not aware of
the embedded datasource properties.
See gh-16814
Deprecate the existing `BindResult.orElseCreate` method in favor of
`bindOrCreate` methods on the `Binder`. These new methods allow us to
implement custom creation logic depending on the type of object being
bound. Specifically, it allows constructor based binding to create new
instances that respect the `@DefaultValue` annotations.
Closes gh-17098
Co-authored-by: Phillip Webb <pwebb@pivotal.io>
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