Contextual information required for converting values are now passed on correctly when projecting id properties.
Closes: #4524
Original pull request: #4525
This commit makes sure to consider the encrypted annotation on fields that are considered domain type property values, encrypting the entire object if necessary.
According to Mockito docs, when using Mockito versions <=5.0.0, mocking final types must be activated explicitly using a org.mockito.plugins.MockMaker file.
Original Pull Request: #4459
Use previous context instead of root for mapping objects within an Inheriting context. This avoids accidental mapping of fields against the root entity after eg. a projection stage.
Add missing tests for AggregationOperationRenderer to ensure intended context propagation.
Original Pull Request: #4459
Use the root AggregationOperationContext in nested ExposedFieldsAggregationOperationContext to properly apply mapping for domain properties that use @Field.
Closes#4443
Original Pull Request: #4459
Prior to this fix a path that contains numeric values used as position parameters would have been stripped in a way that left out the last digit. This could lead to wrong path resolution if the incorrectly constructed property name accidentally matched an existing one.
Closes: #4426
Original Pull Request: #4427
This commit prevents converters from being used as writing converter causing asymmetric write/read operations.
Closes#4390
Original pull request: #4392
Prior to this change the generated pattern would have matched more entries than it should have. The behavior is now aligned to its counterpart not using the IgnoreCase flag.
Closes#4404
Original pull request: #4412
Previous versions allow arbitrary values to be mapped to an string property by calling the ObjectToString converter. This behaviour got lost and is not reestablished.
Closes#4371
Original pull request #4373
This commit fixes an issue where a property value converter is not applied if the query is using an $in clause that compares the value against a collection of potential candidates.
Original pull request: #4324Closes#4080
Mark Paluch
Christoph Strobl
Julia
lijixue
Greg L. Turnquist
Raghav2211