While Spring Mobile support has been removed from Spring Boot, the
auto-configuration has been relocated to a separate module that uses
the same keys.
Flagging those keys as deprecated means that the IDE will be confused
when the extra jar is present on the classpath as it advertizes, as
it should, support fo them.
Closes gh-11844
This commit enables a more flexible Liquibase/Flyway configuration by
allowing for a combination of the provider's and the primary
DataSource's configuration to be used. This gives developers the
flexibility to specify only a user or a url and having
Liquibase/Flyway fall back to individual datasource properties rather
than ignoring the Liquibase/Flyway properties and falling back to the
default data source.
See gh-11751
Previously, the logging system was cleaned up in response to the
root context's ContextClosedEvent being received. This event is
published early in a context's close processing. As a result, the
logging system is in cleaned up state while, for example, disposable
beans are being destroyed.
This commit reworks the logic that triggers logging system clean up
to use a disposable bean instead. Disposable beans are called in
reverse-registration order. The logging clean up bean is registered as
early as possible so that it should be the last disposable bean to
be called.
Closes gh-11676
Move the "testdb" naming logic to `DataSourceProperties` and expose
the `deduceDatabaseName` method so they can be used in
auto-configuration.
See gh-11719
Previously, Hikari's pool name was auto-configured with the value of
`spring.datasource.name` that defaults to `testdb`, which brings some
confusion.
This commit removes the default `testdb` value on
`spring.datasource.name` as it is a sane default only for an embedded
datasource. It is applied whenever applicable instead.
Closes gh-11719
