Previously, Spring Boot's Gradle plugin reacted to the Protobuf
plugin by configuring Protobuf's grpc plugin. This worked well for
projects using gRPC but went too far for those using Protobuf
without gRPC.
This commit dials the support back a little bit. Now, our recommended
gRPC defaults are only applied when Protobuf is configured with the
grpc plugin.
Closes gh-50822
Update `ProtobufPluginAction` to align the protoc version with
`protobuf-java` rather than `protobuf-java-util`. The util
jar is only required for server gRPC code.
See gh-50405
Signed-off-by: Dongliang Xie <dragonfsky@gmail.com>
This commit introduces an alternative to load layers configuration from
the classpath. This lets user package their custom layers XML at
META-INF/spring/layers/<name>.xml in a plugin dependency rather than
referencing a file path directly.
The name of the layers configuration can then be referenced using the
new `configurationName` property.
Closes gh-32466
There are two problems with the current approach:
1. The DSL uses dependsOn to try to inform Gradle of the dependency
relationship between tasks. This isn't recommended and inputs and
outputs should be used instead.
2. The generated build-info.properties file doesn't appear on the
classpath when running an application in an IDE, unless that IDE
delegates the execution to Gradle.
This commit addresses both of these shortcomings by configuring the
bootBuildInfo task's output to be a src dir of the main source set's
resources. This gives Gradle the preferred input- and output-based
view of the tasks' interdependencies. It also causes the generated
build-info.properties to appear on the classpath in IDEs that don't
delegate to Gradle. For example, the Eclipse Buildship plugin
automatically configures build/bootBuildInfo as a source folder on
the project's build path.
Closes gh-49547
Accumulate command line --environment values in a ListProperty and
merge them with the configured environment when building the
effective environment map. Add a test that verifies multiple entries
are accepted and propagated.
See gh-48792
Signed-off-by: HuitaePark <qkrgmlxo3174@gmail.com>
This commit stop skipping AOT processing of tests when tests execution
is skipped. With this commit, only the presence of maven.test.skip makes
the processing to skip.
This harmonize the behavior with other standard plugins that do react
to the property. For instance, the compiler plugin will not compile the
tests if that property is set, but would do so if skipTests was
provided.
Closes gh-46929