Remove `LibraryVersion` in favor of working directly with
`DependencyVersion` for most tasks. As of commit 510c7815
`LibraryVersion` is only being used as a wrapper for the link
factory function. Introducing a dedicated `LinkedVersion` for
that purpose simplifies a lot of code.
See gh-51498
Update link DSL with a new `Links` type and an enum for the type
rather than a name. This update also fixes Hibernate links which were
broken.
See gh-51498
AbstractClientHttpRequestFactoryBuilder.mergedCustomizers and its
reactive counterpart asserted on the customizers field rather than
the customizer parameter. The field is never null since the
constructor defaults it to an empty list, so the assertion always
passed and a null customizer was not rejected.
See gh-51509
Signed-off-by: kdomo <dongho5088@naver.com>
Applying an SSL bundle to a Tomcat server replaced any `SSLHostConfig`
already registered on the connector for a host name, so an
`SSLHostConfig` could not be configured before Spring Boot applied a
bundle to it.
Reuse any existing `SSLHostConfig` during initial configuration, so an
`SSLHostConfig` registered on the connector before the bundle is
applied retains settings such as `trustManagerClassName`,
`truststoreProvider`, or `truststoreAlgorithm`.
Client authentication settings are only applied when creating a new
`SSLHostConfig`, so the `certificateVerification` of an existing
`SSLHostConfig` is retained rather than being overwritten with the
value derived from the `server.ssl.client-auth` property.
See gh-51466
Signed-off-by: Scott Frederick <scottyfred@gmail.com>
Tomcat's SSL configuration is applied to an `SSLHostConfig` for each
host name. When an SSL bundle was updated, a new `SSLHostConfig` was
created and used to replace the existing one for that host name,
discarding any customizations that had been applied to it (for example
by a `TomcatConnectorCustomizer`).
Reuse the existing `SSLHostConfig` for the host name when one is
present, applying the updated bundle to it rather than replacing it. The
existing `SSLHostConfigCertificate` is also reused, as adding a second
certificate with an undefined type to an `SSLHostConfig` is rejected by
Tomcat.
See gh-51290
Signed-off-by: Scott Frederick <scottyfred@gmail.com>
The task loaded the auto-configuration metadata twice and wrote every
module's adoc file twice. When `load()` and `writeNavAdoc()` were
introduced, the pre-existing loop that read each metadata file and
called `writeModuleAdoc()` was left in place, so each file was
generated once from `load()` and then again, identically, by the loop.
Remove the redundant loop. The generated output is unchanged.
See gh-51438
Signed-off-by: Alexander Makarov <alexander.makarov@nightsong.li>
At the time of writing, https://javaalmanac.io lists
EnumSet.spliterator as being new in Java 27, but that's not the case.
This commit switches to using String.encodedLength(Charset) instead.
This method is new in Java 27 and also aligns with the existing
TWENTY_SIX value that already uses a method on String for version
identification.
See gh-51422
This harmonizes how JSON marshaller testers operate on a stream. Also
added tests that checks the source is closed as expected for all
implementations.
Closes gh-51417
RequireNewOrMatchingContentFileHandler reads the already generated file
through content.getInputStream().readAllBytes(). That method does not
close the stream, and the stream is never assigned, so it cannot
be closed at all.
During AOT processing the content is a FileSystemResource, so each
comparison leaks a file handle. FileSystemGeneratedFiles already uses
try-with-resources when it consumes an InputStreamSource.
Read the existing content inside a try-with-resources block.
See gh-51398
Signed-off-by: dlwldn30 <dlwldn30@naver.com>
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Stéphane Nicoll
Phillip Webb
Andy Wilkinson
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Scott Frederick
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Manu Sridharan
chisanw
Alexander Makarov
Moritz Halbritter
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