We now support embedded types in the sense of unwrapping nested objects into their parent Document to flatten out domain models where needed.
A domain class of:
public class User {
@Id
private String userId;
@Embedded(onEmpty = USE_NULL)
private UserName name;
}
public class UserName {
private String firstname;
private String lastname;
}
renders:
{
"_id" : "1da2ba06-3ba7",
"firstname" : "Emma",
"lastname" : "Frost"
}
Resolves#2803.
Original pull request: #896.
This commit reduces the visibility of the GeoJsonSerializersModule and instead offers static methods on GeoJsonModule allowing to obtain those via a static method.
The actual serialization was simpified by moving some of its code to a common base class.
Updated reference documentation - relates to: spring-projects/spring-data-commons#2288
We also did, by intent, not change the current GeoJsonModule to add the serializers by default in order to give users time to prepare for that change which will be done with the next major release.
Original pull request: #3539.
Closes#3517
Tweak wording in the docs. Remove unused code. Fix generics. Rename AggregateContext to AggregationOperation to AggregationDefinition to avoid yet another Context object.
See #3542.
Original pull request: #3545.
This commit switches from a strict to a relaxed type mapping for aggregation executions. This allows users to add fields to the aggregation that might be part of the stored document but not necessarily of its java model representation.
Instead of throwing an exception in those cases the relaxed type check will go on with the user provided field names.
To restore the original behaviour use the strictMapping() option on AggregationOptions.
Closes#3542
Original pull request: #3545.
Refactor KPropertyPath.toString() into KProperty.asPath() extension function to allow rendering simple properties and property paths into a String property path.
Original pull request: #880.
Mark Paluch
Christoph Strobl
Ziemowit Stolarczyk
Mark Paluch
Robin Dupret
LiangYong