This commits restores the behaviour of Spring Boot 1.x with regards to
the "trace" request param used to add the stacktrace to the model.
This was inadvertently changed so that the stacktrace would be added
if the parameter wasn't set.
Closes gh-14171
This commit adds a new auto-configuration choice for
`ClientHttpConnector`, this time using the Jetty RS HTTP client library
if available.
This is the best choice in case the application runs on a Jetty reactive
server, as both client and server will share resources.
Closes gh-14005
This commit adds the Jetty RS HTTP client to the Spring Boot
dependency management. As of SPR-15092 and SPR-17124, this HTTP
client library is supported by Spring Framework.
This commit is first step towards supporting that library as
a driver for the WebClient / ClientHttpConnector auto-configuration.
See gh-14005
This commit makes sure that the auto-configuration for Spring
Integration runs after the datasource has been auto-configured if
necessary as there is an optional part that can initialize the jdbc
schema.
Closes gh-14175
This commit adds support for the new `ReactorResourceFactory` and
ensures that such a bean is created and destroyed with the application
context. This will create a `ClientHttpConnector` bean, to be configured
on the `WebClient.Builder` instance - or let developers create their own
`ClientHttpConnector` bean to override that opinion.
By default, the `ReactorResourceFactory` is configured to participate
with the global resources, for better efficiency.
Closes gh-14058
Upgrade to M2 broke a test that was looking for a particular bean that
is configured by Spring Integration (`HeaderChannelRegistry`).
It looks like INT-4517 is related to the regression as it registers the
bean too late for the auto-configuration to see it.
This commit changes the condition to a more central bean that is created
very early on.
Closes gh-14142
Stephane Nicoll
Johnny Lim
Brian Clozel
Sebastien Deleuze
Gary Russell
Dmytro Nosan
Hiroaki Yoshida
Madhura Bhave