When a test context fails to load, a `ContextLoadException` should
be thrown so that Framework can catch it and call any registered
`ApplicationContextFailureProcessor`s.
Closes gh-31793
This commit partially reverts c81ebf63d99b5d67753d0343e875fd56333bc85d,
so that `DefaultTestExecutionListenersPostProcessor`s are invoked
even though deprecated.
See gh-31793
Update `EventPublishingRunListener` to ensure that application event
listeners are always refreshed before multicasting initial events.
Prior to this commit, refreshing occurred after multicasting which
meant that listeners added by a different `SpringApplicationRunListener`
would not be picked up. This caused properties from tests that have
`UseMainMethod` set to `ALWAYS` or `WHEN_AVAILABLE` to be missing.
Fixes gh-32860
Refactor the way `ClientHttpRequestFactory` instances are created in
order to support setting read timeouts.
Prior to this commit, the reflection based approach would call
`setReadTimeout`. As of Spring Framework 6.0, the
`HttpComponentsClientHttpRequestFactory` class no longer supports this
approach. The timeout must be set on the `HttpClientConnectionManager`
used in the `HttpClient` which can be passed in to the constructor.
In order to support this approach, the `ClientHttpRequestFactory` can
now be created using a `Function` rather than a `Supplier`. The
function accepts a `ClientHttpRequestFactorySettings` which provides
the timeout settings to apply.
The `ClientHttpRequestFactories` utility class provides methods to
create `ClientHttpRequestFactory` instances that respect the settings.
Whenever possible, these are created without using reflection.
Fixes gh-32857
Co-authored-by: Phillip Webb <pwebb@vmware.com>
