We now check for double-nesting of JSON path evaluation results when the return type is a collection. If the result is double-wrapped and the nested object is a collection then we unwrap it.
Closes#2270
We now provide a KProperty extension leveraging KProperty references to express a property path. Using Kotlin property references (such as Author::name that translates to `book` or Book::author / Author.name translating to `book.author`) is refactoring-safe as the property expressions are part of the Kotlin language. We render KPropertyPath using the same semantics as our PropertyPath so that store-specific modules can leverage either property paths or accept KProperty directly.
In contrast to the previous implementation, KPropertyPath is private and the rendering function was renamed to toDotPath to align with PropertyPath.toDotPath.
Related ticket: DATAMONGO-2138 (spring-projects/spring-data-mongodb#3515)
Original Pull Request: #478Closes: #2250
Allow obtaining an EvaluationContext with a reduced set of extensions that are required for ExpressionDependencies instead of initializing all extensions.
CrudRepository and ReactiveCrudRepository now expose a deleteAllById(Iterable<ID>) method to delete multiple entities by their Id.
Original pull request: #476.
We now report the first generic parameter for collection-like types to use the behavior that was previously in place. We will address the issues resulting of the intent to report the correct component type of Iterable in a later change.
Instead of using the first generic type parameter of a parameterized type as Map component type, we now explicitly lookup the super type's Map-specific generics configuration and use its first generic type parameter. The same for collection like types falling back to the parameter type bound to Iterable.
This avoids module cycles when it is used from a template.
The old version is still there, deprecated and delegates to the new version.
Original pull request: #472.
We're now awaiting completion of the underlying Publisher to ensure all completion tasks have finished before continuing with the execution. This is to avoid completion running in parallel to the actual coroutine as not awaiting completion can result in race conditions.
Christoph Strobl
Jens Schauder
Mark Paluch
Michael Simons
Greg L. Turnquist
Vedran Pavic
Mark Paluch
Oliver Drotbohm
John Blum
Alec Landow