Change the visibility of our own ConfigDataLocationResolver and
ConfigDataLoader classes so that they can be created outside of
`spring.factories`.
Closes gh-23434
Previously LOG_LEVEL_PATTERN and LOG_DATEFORMAT_PATTERN were not
consumed as system properties in log4j2.xml and log4j2-file.xml. As a
result, the logging.pattern.level and logging.pattern.dateformat
configuration properties, which are translated into the
LOG_LEVEL_PATTERN and LOG_DATEFORMAT_PATTERN system properties
respectively had no effect.
This commit updates the log4j2.xml and log4j2-file.xml config files to
consume LOG_LEVEL_PATTERN and LOG_DATEFORMAT_PATTERN as system
properties. When the system property is not set, the configuation falls
back to the default values specified in the config files. Tests for
both log4j2.xml and log4j2-file.xml to verify the behaviour have also
bean added.
Fixes gh-22983
Previously, all MeterFilter beans were applied to all MeterRegistry
beans. As a result, when a composite registry was auto-configured, both
the composite and all of its delegates would have the same MeterFilters
applied. This made it impossible for one of the delegate registries to
have a locally-configured filter that would allow a meter that would be
denied by one of the MeterFilter beans applied to the composite.
This commit update MeterRegistryConfigurer to skips the auto-configured
composite meter registry when applying MeterFilter beans to
MeterRegistry beans. As a result, the composite's filters will no
longer deny a meter before it reaches a delegate that would have
accepted it due to one of its locally-configured filters.
Closes gh-23381
Introduce a new `LoggingSystemFactory` interface so that the
`LoggingSystem` class can find implementations without needing to
be directly tied to them.
Closes gh-23387
This commit adds the ability to configure the Maven and Gradle
plugins to use a remote Docker daemon using build file
configuration, as an alternative to setting environment variables
to specify remote host connection details.
Fixes gh-23400
Previously, spring.flyway.init-sqls was only applied to Flyway's
configuration if Flyway was being configured to create the DataSource.
If Flyway was being configured to use an existing DataSource, init-sqls
was not applied. This is a hangover from when the init SQLs support was
introduced. At that time, Flyway only supported SQL to initialize the
connection when it was creating the DataSource. Flyway 5.2 added init
SQL support no matter how Flyway's DataSource was configured.
This commit updates FlywayAutoConfiguration to always apply the
init-sqls property to Flyway's configuration. The property's
documentation does not describe the current limitation so this change
should align the behaviour with what the documentation leads people to
expect.
Fixes gh-23392
Phillip Webb
heinz
Andy Wilkinson
Sebastiaan Fernandez
Scott Frederick
dreis2211