This commit removes the now outdated `HibernateEntityManagerCondition`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This commit removes the now outdated `HibernateEntityManagerCondition`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>
Update `WebMvcAutoConfiguration` and `WebFluxAutoConfiguration` so that
`Printer<T>` and `Parser<T>` beans are automatically registered with
the conversion service.
Prior to this commit only `GenericConverter`, `Converter` and
`Formatter` beans were automatically registered.
See gh-17064
Add a new property to `RedisSessionProperties` that allows the default
`ConfigureRedisAction` to be changed. Users can still also configure
the action using a `@Bean`.
See gh-17022
Broaden the scope of customizer support so that instead of focusing
just on headers, we can now customize any outgoing `HttpClientRequest`.
Also update auto-configuration to automatically add any
`RestTemplateRequestCustomizer` beans to the builder.
See gh-17091
This commit changes the default file extension for Freemarker templates
from `*.ftl` to `*.ftlh`. This commit also enables by default the
Freemarker setting `"recognize_standard_file_extensions"` to ensure that
HTML escaping is performed by default in Spring Boot applications.
Applications should adapt to this change by changing the file extensions
of existing templates to `.ftlh`.
Closes gh-15131
This commit configures a `PathPatternRouteMatcher` in the RSocket
support if spring-web is on the classpath. This `RouteMatcher`
implementation is more efficient than the `SimpleRouteMatcher`, which is
based on the `AntPathMatcher`.
Closes gh-16865
As of Spring Data Moore, a new reactive template and the
corresponding repositories support have been added.
This commit auto-configures a `ReactiveElasticsearchTemplate`
with the configuration properties under the
`spring.data.elasticsearch.client.reactive` namespace.
To enable this feature, applications require both Spring Data
Elasticsearch dependencies (typically
`spring-boot-starter-data-elasticsearch`) and dependencies
for a `WebClient` (often `spring-boot-starter-webflux`).
The support for the reactive Elasticsearch repositories is
also provided.
Closes gh-16214
This commit auto-configures the Elasticsearch REST client support
as a template for Spring Data Elasticsearch. As of this commit,
using the transport client is still possible but developers
should migrate.
This commit also removes the deprecated annotation on the
Elasticsearch auto-configuration for the transport client, since
this deprecation notice is already present on the configuration
property.
Closes gh-17024
Closes gh-16542
Split the JUnit 5 `OutputCapture` class into separate `OutputExtension`
and `CapturedOutput` classes. The JUnit 5 callback methods are now
contained only in the `OutputExtension` class so no longer pollute the
public API that users will interact with.
The `CapturedOutput` class has also been updated to capture System.err
and System.out separately to allow distinct assertions if required.
Closes gh-17029
Andy Wilkinson
rossdrew
Phillip Webb
Brian Clozel
Spencer Gibb
Stephane Nicoll
ayudovin
András Deák
Madhura Bhave
Dmytro Nosan
Gary Russell
Issam El-atif
dreis2211
ilya.lukyanovich@dataart.com