All `FailureAnalyzer` implementations should use constructor
injection for `BeanFactory` and `Environment` instead of implementing
`BeanFactoryAware` or `EnvironmentAware` interfaces.
Fixes gh-30585
As seen in spring-projects/spring-graphql#108, the GraphQL HTTP spec now
requires the "application/graphql+json" media type and accepts
"application/json" for backwards compatibility.
This commit updates the `RouterFunction` definition for the GraphQL HTTP
endpoints so that both types are accepted.
Closes gh-30407
This commit adapts to the latest Spring GraphQL changes, renaming
`GraphQlService` to `ExecutionGraphQlService` as well as the
`WebInterceptor` contract to `WebGraphQlHandlerInterceptor`.
See spring-projects/spring-graphql#332
Ensure that the `spring.jmx.unique-names` property is applied to the
auto-configured `MBeanExporter` as well as the `ObjectNamingStrategy`.
Fixes gh-29968
As part of the upgrade, the property for configuring features has
been removed as support for feature-aware versions has been removed
from Embedded Mongo. For advanced configuration where features were
specified, users should provide a MongodConfig bean instead.
Closes gh-29985
Closes gh-30219
Prior to this commit, launching a GraphQL application without any schema
file or customizer bean would result in an exception caught by a
FailureAnalyzer telling the developer about configured locations.
Since then, a new client has been introduced in Spring GraphQL and the
mere presence of the GraphQL starter does not mean anymore that the
intent is to create a GraphQL API in the app: we could instead just
consume an existing, remote API.
This commit refines the GraphQL server auto-configuration so that it is
enabled only if:
* there is at least one schema file in the configured locations
* or a `GraphQlSourceCustomizer` bean has been defined in the app
These changes make the custom FailureAnalyzer useless and is also
removed as part of this commit.
Closes gh-30035
Prior to this commit, we would configure a default conversion service
for GraphQL annotated controllers, without registering any additional
formatters.
This commit aligns the GraphQL auto-configuration with MVC and WebFlux,
since we now use the `ApplicationConversionService` to register all
application formatters for the GraphQL infrastructure.
Closes gh-29638
After 0b449d89e1,
the ConversionService on AnnotatedControllerConfigurer is an internally
managed instance that is customized with FormatterRegistrar rather than
set.
Closes gh-29636
This commit switches to 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT for Spring GraphQL, before its
upcoming 1.0.0-M6 version.
This commit adapts to the changes introduced in
spring-projects/spring-graphql#317 : now that `GraphQlClient` has been
introduced, `GraphQlTester` has been aligned with the new
infrastructure. The `@GraphQlTest` and `@SpringBootTest` testing support
is now using different variants for each.
All samples have been updated to use the proper GraphQL terminology, see
and spring-projects/spring-graphql#310 .
See gh-29637
- Adds a new @DisableOnOs annotation, which is inspired from JUnit5s
@DisableOnOs annotation. This new annotation supports the architecture
and is repeatable
Closes gh-30082
As @AutoConfiguration is now meta-annotated with @AutoConfigureAfter
and @AutoConfigureBefore, the generated property files have a lot of
superfluous lines in the format <class>.AutoConfigureAfter= and
<class>.AutoConfigureBefore=.
One can now configure in the annotation processor for each property key
if empty values should be omitted. This is currently only activated for
AutoConfigureAfter and AutoConfigureBefore
See gh-29907
The relative ordering is implemented with @AliasFor annotations on the
@AutoConfiguration annotation. The production code already works without
changes, only the test code had to be modified. It now uses
AnnotationMetadata which already knows how to deal with @AliasFor
instead of using the reflection API directly.
See gh-29907
This commit adds support for instantiating FailureAnalyzer
implementations with BeanFactory and/or an Environment constructor
arguments and deprecates support for setter injection of these values
using BeanFactoryAware and EnvironmentAware.
Closes gh-29811
The import selector will now, in addition to spring.factories, look for
ManagementContextConfiguration classes in a file called
META-INF/spring/org.springframework.boot.actuate.autoconfigure.web.ManagementContextConfiguration.imports
The existing ManagementContextConfigurations have been moved from
spring.factories to the new file.
Closes gh-29730
Implements a new AutoConfigurationLoader, which loads
auto-configurations from a file in META-INF/spring-boot.
Adapts the AutoConfigurationImportSelector to use the new loader.
Adapts the ImportAutoConfigurationImportSelector to use the new loader.
Adapts the metadata plugin in the build to additionally load the
auto-configurations from the new file.
Updates the documentation for auto-configurations and test slices.
Closes gh-29872
This annotation can be used to mark auto-configurations with a dedicated
annotation. Under the hood, it's a standard @Configuration with
proxyBeanMethods set to false.
Closes gh-29870
Previously, when Tomcat was configured to use relative redirects
and the ForwardedHeaderFilter is in use, the filter would ignore
the use of the relative redirects.
This commit corrects this misalignment by applying Tomcat's use
relative redirects setting to the filter, but only when Tomcat is
being used as the servlet container.
See gh-29333
H2 2.x contains several important changes such as moving the primary key
generation mechanism to a sequence-based identifier. This commit fixes
a number of tests that were failing.
Closes gh-29651
Co-authored-by: Andy Wilkinson <wilkinsona@vmware.com>
We've seen some problems, particularly on CI, where Embedded Mongo
hangs while trying to start the Mongo process. To limit the problem,
this commit replaces the use of Embedded Mongo with Testcontainers
where we can, leaving Embedded Mongo in use only where we're
specifically testing our Embedded Mongo support.
Closes gh-28843
Prior to this commit, the GraphQL schema assembled by the
auto-configuration would provide no option for disabling the field
introspection.
While this feature is essential for many tools (including GraphiQL),
some prefer disabling it because this allows clients to gather
information about types and schema easily. This commit introduces a new
`spring.graphql.schema.introspection.enabled` configuration property.
Because potential attackers can still gather this information and this
feature is a core concern in the GraphQL spec, introspection is enabled
by default for Spring Boot applications.
Closes gh-29248
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