Previously, the generated classes from an InMemoryGeneratedFiles were
not taken into account and if generated code refers to any of them,
compilation failed.
This commit introduces a ClasFile abstraction, similar to ResourceFile
for resources that represents an existing generated class.
Closes gh-29141
Co-authored-by: Andy Wilkinson <wilkinsona@vmware.com>
Prior to this commit, resource management around
`ClientHttpRequestFactory` and `RestTemplate` was unclear. Some
factories implementation were implementing a `DisposableBean` and other
contracts were not managing request factory resources.
In the meantime, neither `ClientHttpRequestFactory` nor `RestTemplate`
are typically meant to be contributed as beans to the application
context. Most often, they're instantiated within beans and their
lifecycle should be managed by those.
This commit makes all `ClientHttpRequestFactory` `Closeable` and ensures
that all existing implementations have a similar behavior between
`dispose()` and `close()`. Since `RestTemplate` (actually
`HttpAccessor`) can instantiate factories on its own, they also now
extend `Closeable` to properly close those resources, if not externally
managed.
Closes gh-29010
This commit fixes an issue in StringDecoder, where, if the buffer did
not contain any delimiters, it was released before it was relayed to
any subscribers.
Closes gh-29119
This commit adds predicates variants that accept `String className`
instead of actual `Class<?>` when checking for fields and method hints.
This is useful when the type under test is not visible from the current
test class.
Closes gh-29143
The ability to set a system property to change the default
CacheAwareContextLoaderDelegate was only needed by the Spring Native
project in the Spring Framework 5.3.x line and should not be used by
other projects.
This commit therefore reverts the changes made in conjunction with
gh-27540.
Closes gh-29061
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