Implementations of AbstractSecurityExpressionHandler (such as the very commonly used DefaultWebSecurityExpressionHandler) get PermissionEvaluator and RoleHierarchy from the application context (if the application context is provided, and exactly one of such a bean exists in it). This approach matches that used in GlobalMethodSecurityConfiguration, making everything in Spring Security work the same way (including WebSecurity).
Issue gh-4077
The validation does not work due to restrictions within the servlet
container. Specifically we cannot access the servlets that are registered.
This commit reverts the validation logic for MvcRequestMatcher to determine
if servletPath is required.
Fixes gh-4027
Previously if a Bean for GlobalMethodSecurityConfiguration's
defaultMethodExpressionHandler was found on a Configuration that also
@Autowired a Bean that enabled method security, the Bean that was
@Autowired would not have security enabled.
This fixes the issue by delaying the lookup of Beans populated on
GlobalMethodSecurityConfiguration's defaultMethodExpressionHandler.
Fixes gh-4020
Previously if csrf() was used and subsequently not used, the
TestCsrfTokenRepository was still used. This makes it difficult to test
the actual CsrfTokenRepository implementation.
Now the TestCsrfTokenRepository is only used if explicitly enabled.
Fixes gh-4016
WithSecurityContextTestExecutionListener should order after
SqlScriptsTestExecutionListener so sql can setup the current user's info
in the database.
Fixes gh-3962
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