We generate metadata for `@Endpoint` annotated types so the annotation
processor need to indicate that it supports the endpoint annotation.
See gh-23580
Previously, the configuration property annotation processor declared
that it supported all annotation types. This hurt performance and
prevented incremental builds with Gradle when compiling source code
containing source-retention annotations.
This commit updates its supported annotation types to be only
`@ConfigurationProperties` and `@Configuration`. The latter is declared
to allow binding third-party classes returned from a `@Bean` method.
Fixes gh-23580
Constructor calls like new AtomicInteger(0) cause a volatile write that
can be saved in cases where the constructor parameter is the default
value.
See gh-23575
Previously, JettyEmbeddedErrorHandler would change the method of every
request that is handles to GET. This was being done to work around
Jetty's error handling only dealing with GET, POST, and HEAD requests
by default. It had the unwanted side-effect of causing an error
response to a HEAD request having a body as, from the error handling's
perspective, it was a GET request.
This commit updates JettyEmbeddedErrorHandler to only set the method
on a request for which error handling is being performed if the method
isn't already one that will be handled, leaving the method of GET,
POST, and HEAD requests unchanged.
Unfortunately, short of implementing an HTTP client, this change cannot
be tested as the Apache HttpClient, OkHttp, and the JDK's
HttpURLConnection all silently drop the body of a response to a HEAD
request, preventing a test from asserting that a body hasn't been sent.
Closes gh-23551
Rather than using the extension directly, introduced a dedicated
annotation will enable customization of the compatibility tests that
are run via attributes on the annotation. For example, it will allow
certain test classes to run their tests with Gradle's configuration
cache enabled while others disable it.
Closes gh-23532
Previously the artifact's version was used. In an artifact's version,
SNAPSHOT is replaced with the timestamped version number of a specific
snapshot. As a result, it no longer matches the *:*:*SNAPSHOT pattern.
This commit replaces switches to using the artifact's base version.
This preserves the SNAPSHOT in the version number. For non-snapshot
artifacts, the version and base version are identical.
Fixes gh-23533
