To be compatible with Gradle's plugin portal, plugins must have an
ID that uses a reverse domain name. This means that spring-boot is
not compatible.
This commit introduces a new ID, org.springframework.boot, and
deprecates the old ID.
Closes gh-6997
Move the @LocalServerPort to org.springframework.boot.context.embedded
since it's only really useful when working with embedded servlet
containers.
See gh-5822
Rework the new testing support so that @SpringApplicationTest can be
used for standard integration tests, web integration tests with a
mock Servlet environment and web integration tests with an embedded
servlet container. This means that it a replacement for 1.3's
@IntegrationTest and @WebIntegrationTest and allows all
SpringApplication testing to be configured using a common annotation.
The old @IntegrationTest and @WebIntegrationTest along with their
supporting classes have been reinstated to their previous form (while
remaining deprecated). This should ensure that they continue to work
in 1.4 exactly as they did in 1.3 giving users a smooth path to
@SpringApplicationTest.
See gh-5477
The commit adds a new BuildInfo task that can be used to generate
a build.properties file, intended for inclusion in the Actuator's
info endpoint.
A default instance of the task can be configure using the plugin's
DSL:
springBoot {
buildInfo()
}
Additional properties can also be configured using the DSL:
springBoot {
buildInfo {
additionalProperties = [
'foo': 'bar'
]
}
}
When configured via the DSL, the Java plugin's classes task is
configured to depend on the build info task. Alternatively, if more
control is required, the task can be declared and configured manually:
task buildInfo(type: org.springframework.boot.gradle.buildinfo.BuildInfo) {
additionalProperties = [
'foo': 'bar'
]
}
classes {
dependsOn buildInfo
}
See gh-2559
This commit updates the Maven plugin to generate a
`META-INF/boot/build.properties` file with various build-specific
settings (group, artifact, name, version and build time). Additionally,
the plugin can be configured to write an arbitrary number of additional
properties.
A new `BuildProperties` bean is automatically exposed when such a file is
present. If that bean is present, an `InfoContributor` is automatically
created to expose that information under the `build` key.
As for the git contributor, it is possible to only display the core
settings or everything using the `management.info.build.mode` property.
See gh-2559
`InfoProvider` is now `InfoContributor` and contributes to the `Info`
instance via a builder. The `Info` instance is immutable. Each
contributor can be disabled via the `management.info.<name>.enabled`
key or all can be disabled using `management.info.defaults.enabled` (this
is similar to what the health endpoint does).
By default, all keys from the environment starting with `info.` are
exposed. If a `git.properties` file is present in the classpath, the
content of `GitInfo` is exposed using the `git` key.
A `SimpleInfoContributor` and `AbstractEnvironmentInfoContributor` are
available for convenience. `InfoContributor` instances can be ordered
the usual way, with a default order provided by
`InfoProviderAutoConfiguration#DEFAULT_ORDER`.
Closes gh-3492
When `@EnableConfigurationProperties` is defined, Spring Boot
automatically registers a bean in the context for each class specified
on the annotation. Previously, the name of the bean only included the
prefix which leads to conflict if two different classes use the same
prefix.
This commit changes the bean name structure to be <prefix>-<fqn> where
prefix is the prefix used on the annotation and <fqn> the fully qualified
name of the target class.
Closes gh-4395
If user set the management.port *and* the management.context-path
then the /error path was in the wrong place because formerly it
was implemented (in this case) by an MvcEndpoint. If we
switch it to a regular @Controller (which are now supported in the
child context if there is one) then it won't disappear under the
management.context-path.
Also use lazy request matching in ignores as well as secure paths.
The problem was that the ignores were constructed eagerly from the
actuator paths before they were available (the EndpointHandlerMapping
needs to be lazily accessed to avoid a security-induced bean creation
cascade).
Fixes gh-4624
Stephane Nicoll
Spring Buildmaster
Andy Wilkinson
Phillip Webb
Johnny Lim
Meang Akira Tanaka
Dave Syer
Huang YunKun