Both Flyway and Liquibase makes use of DataSourceProperties to get
default properties. Previously, both used strictly the configuration
properties and failed to consider embedded datasource properties
autoconfigured by @AutoConfigureTestDatabase. In case a database layer
test e.g. @JdbcTest relies on the autoconfigured embedded datasource,
Flyway and Liquibase autoconfiguration fails as they are not aware of
the embedded datasource properties.
See gh-16814
Update Spring Session auto-configuration to ensure that the
`DefaultCookieSerializer` doesn't break when Spring Security is not
present on the classpath.
Closes gh-16889
Update the auto-configured Jetty `HttpClient` so that a default
`SslContextFactory` is used.
Prior to this commit connecting to https URLs would cause a
`NullPointerException`.
Fixed gh-16810
Before this change it got overwritten by forwarding an empty
CacheControl to Spring. Spring itself sets CacheSeconds already
correctly in absence (=null) of a CacheControl.
Also:
* Fixes bug in WebMvcAutoConfigurationTests.cachePeriod which
prevented it to assert anything
See gh-16488
Closes gh-16730
Spring Session's own configuration support (i.e.
SpringHttpSessionConfiguration) will configure the default
DefaultCookieSerializer with rememberMeRequestAttribute if
SpringSessionRememberMeServices bean has been detected in the
application context.
In contrast, Spring Boot's auto-configured DefaultCookieSerializer does
not do this which results in a different out-of-the-box experience for
users that rely on Spring Session's remember-me integration.
This commit improves Spring Session DefaultCookieSerializer
auto-configuration to match Spring Session's behavior and make the
auto-configured DefaultCookieSerializer aware of
SpringSessionRememberMeServices bean.
See gh-16513
This commit adds an extra check for the presence of thymeleaf-spring5
library on the classpath. ThymeleafAutoConfiguration is now only
considered if both thymeleaf-spring5 and thymeleaf jars are present.
Closes gh-16341
