Spring Security cannot use the ServletContext attached
to the ApplicationContext since there may be child
ApplicationContext's with their own ServletContext.
Because of that, it is necessary to always use the
ServletContext attached to the request.
Closes gh-14418
Tomcat uses different ServletContext instances from startup- and request-time.
This commit ensures that if the programmatic API isn't available at startup-time,
then use the ServletContext attached to the HttpServletRequest at runtime.
Issue gh-13794
Since processResources is configured directly instead of via the source
set container, an explicit dependency task between rncToXsd and
sourcesJar must be defined.
Issue gh-13845
Since processResources is configured directly instead of via the source
set container, an explicit dependency task between rncToXsd and
versionlessXsd must be defined.
Issue gh-13845
This change removes .xsd entries that would appear in the top level of
the assembled artifacts. This occurred because the output of the
rncToXsd task does not consider the path beneath the resources
directory. To fix this, the processResources task is directly
configured with a copy spec so the required path can be set.
Issue gh-13845
This addresses a deprecation warning causing build caching to be
disabled for some tasks. With this change, we tell Gradle that the
rncToXsd task produces output that should be considered a resource.
This clears up ambiguities when computing the task graph.
This change applies repository content filtering to configured
repositories, reducing the time spent during dependency resolution.
This fixes an issue where requests for 'org.opensaml',
'net.shibboleth.utilities' and 'net.minidev' dependencies were being
made in the Spring releases repositories, resulting in many failed
requests during dependency resolution and increased resolution times.
Closes gh-13582
Joe Grandja
Rob Winch
Josh Cummings
tugjg
sheheryarumair
Steve Riesenberg
DingHao
Marcus Hert Da Coregio
Andreas Asplund
Geir Hedemark
Eric Haag
Rob Winch
lukasz.migdalek