Update `MapBinder` to only compute values if an entry does not already
exist. Prior to this commit, a binding to `Map<String,List<String>>`
would be expensive since the same entries would be bound many times.
For example, given:
foo.bar[0]=baz1
foo.bar[1]=baz1
foo.bar[2]=baz1
The Map binder would iterate over the properties `bar[0]`, `bar[1]` and
`bar[2]`. Each of these properties resulted in the same actual key of
`bar` which would then be bound to list multiple times.
Fixes gh-10093
This commit only provides dependency management for JUnit Jupiter,
excluding experimental and migration support artifacts. It also removes
dependency management for the platform as it is used by IDEs and build
tools). The `junit-platform.version` is still available though to allow
users to configure their plugin with a supported placeholder for the
version.
Also, given that `junit-vintage-engine`'s version does not match the
JUnit 4 version it supports, we will not add dependency management for
it.
Closes gh-10240
Release allocated `DataBuffer` if an error happens during template
processing. Otherwise, this buffer will be automatically released when
written to the exchange.
This commit removes the Servlet root context from the default values for
the `spring.resources.static-locations` configuration property. Servlet
and non-Servlet applications are sharing this property.
The Servlet root context is automatically configured as a resource
location for Spring MVC based applications.
Closes gh-9240
This commit makes the "spring.session.store-type" property optional,
adding an additional check when it is not present that validates only
one supported implementation is available on the classpath.
As Spring Session has been modularized, the chance that multiple
implementations are available on the classpath are lower. When only
one implementation is present, we attempt to auto-configure it. When
more than one implementation is present and no session store is
configured, a NonUniqueSessionRepositoryException is thrown.
Closes gh-9863
This commit introduces a DefaultEnablement enum that replaces the
"enabledByDefault" boolean flag of Endpoint. This allows to better
control what indicates the default enablement of an endpoint.
With DefaultEnablement#ENABLED, the endpoint is enabled unless an
endpoint specific property says otherwise. With DefaultEnabled#DISABLED,
the endpoint is disabled unless an endpoint specific property says
otherwise. DefaultEnablement#NEUTRAL provides a dedicated option to
indicate that we should resort to the default settings in absence of
a specific property.
See gh-10161
Phillip Webb
Andy Wilkinson
Stephane Nicoll
Andrew Potter
Jon Schneider
Johnny Lim
Brian Clozel
Spring Buildmaster