We now consider the correct argument type instead of checking assignability of the actual property type against the input value.
Closes: #2649
Original Pull Request: #2650
Spring Data Commons has a hard-coded list of special types than can be included in query methods including Pageable and Sort.
A custom finder with PageRequest, even though it extends Pageable, will fail when it would work fine with a narrowed input. This extends the list using an assignability check.
Related: spring-projects/spring-data-jpa#2013
See #2626.
We now return a default value for invocations of methods returning a primitive value to pass the AOP infrastructure's check for compatible values. Before, that barked at the null value returned for the invocation.
Fixes#2612.
* Re-implement getNumberOfOccurrences(..) in terms of a Stream.
* Deprecate the mispelled getNumberOfOccurences(..) method and delegate to the new getNumberOfOccurrences(..) method.
* Edit Javadoc.
Closes#2600.
Looking up a PersistentEntity via ….getPersistentEntity(…) applies some massaging of the given type as it could be a proxy type created for a user type. That wrangling was not applied in ….hasPersistentEntity(…) which resulted in a call to that method with a proxy type yielding false although it shouldn't if we already have a PersistentEntity available for the corresponding user type.
We now explicitly lookup the entity by original type and, if it's not the user type itself, try to look up the entity for the latter.
Fixes#2589.
We now consider IllegalArgumentException as marker for incompatible lambda payload that was introduced with Java 18's reflection rewrite that uses method handles internally.
Closes#2583
Replace outdated `null` acceptance for `Pageable` with `Pageable.unpaged()`
`QueryByExampleExecutor#findAll(Example<S> example, Pageable pageable)` should does not accept null values since there is `Pageable.unpaged()`. Furthermore, the same applies to `PagingAndSortingRepository#findAll(Pageable pageable)`.
Related ticket: spring-projects/spring-data-jpa/issues/2464
Closes#2574
We now accept Object-typed values to allow broader reuse of QuerydslPredicateBuilder. The conversion into the actual value considers the origin type and checks assignability before employing the ConversionService.
Closes#2573
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