This commit improves the validation of URLs provided in the property
'spring.redis.url' used to auto-configure a Spring Data Redis
connection. In particular, only the URL schemes 'redis://' and
'rediss://' are allowed, and any other scheme will result in a
configuration error. A failure analyzer is also provided to improve
diagnostics for common mis-configurations detected by this validation.
Fixes gh-21999
Previously, the import selector for `@ImportAutoConfiguration` did not
consider the spring.autoconfigure.exclude property when determining
which auto-configurations to exclude. This meant that tests using a
slice that included a particular auto-configuration would include it
even if the application's configuration excluded it via
spring.autoconfigure.exclude. Confusingly, this could result in a
sliced test using an auto-configuration that would be excluded in a
broader `@SpringBootTest`.
This commit updates the ImportAutoConfigurationImportSelector to
consider the spring.autoconfigure.exclude property so that sliced tests
will use a subset of the auto-configurations that a `@SpringBootTest`
would use.
Fixes gh-21736
Since Spring Framework 4.3.0.RC2, a default embedded value resolver
has been registered with the bean factory when one is not otherwise
configured. This meant that placeholders in `@Value` would be resolved
with or without PropertyPlaceholderAutoConfiguration defining a
PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer bean. However, placeholders in
bean definitions would only be resolved if a
PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer was defined.
This commit updates PropertyPlaceholderAutoConfigurationTests to align
with this change in Framework. We now test that placeholders are
resolved in `@Value` annotations with or without the auto-configuration
and that placeholders in bean definitions are only resolved with the
auto-configured.
Closes gh-22230
Previously, LifecycleAutoConfiguration would check the current context
and all of its ancestors for a lifecycle processor bean, only
configuring a custom processor if one was not found. Every context
has a lifecycle processor so this check meant that lifecycle processing
timeout could not be customized in any context with a parent.
This commit updates the auto-configuration to only check the current
context.
Closes gh-22014
Andy Wilkinson
Scott Frederick
Johnny Lim
dreis2211
Clayton Walker
XenoAmess
Eddú Meléndez
Filip Hrisafov
Gaurav Pareek
Kedar Joshi