Rework `DevToolsPropertyDefaultsPostProcessor` so that web logging no
longer defaults to `DEBUG`. The post processor now logs an info hint
to suggest the user configure the logging themselves.
Closes gh-14575
Previously, if a class was added and then changed, a restart would be triggered
and things would behave as if the class had been deleted. This occurred
because, when looking for additional classes that were not on the original
classpath, only files that had been added were considered. The subsequent
change to the class was noticed as a modified rather than an addition,
resulting in the class being skipped.
This commit updates the resource resolver to only ignore deleted files and
consider both added files and modified files when looking for additional
resources.
Closes gh-14205
Reinstate `web` logging when devtools is in use, making use of the new
logging groups support. Devtools now also logs an `INFO` message
informing that properties defaults are offers an easy way to disable
them.
Closes gh-14450
Update `DevToolsPropertyDefaultsPostProcessor` to remove custom logging
level configuration. Unfortunately it's not easy to back-off logging
overrides when the user has a custom logback/log4j configuration.
Closes gh-14310
Since SPR-16946, Spring Framework revisited the DEBUG logging output
developers get while working on Spring MVC and Spring WebFlux
applications.
This commit aligns to those changes where DEBUG output was produced
in Spring Boot (especially in `DefaultErrorWebExceptionHandler`).
This also enables DEBUG logging on the related packages when running an
application with Spring Boot Developer Tools, providing a better
development experience.
This is also adding the new `spring.insights.web.log-request-details`
configuration property, which logs additional information about the
incoming requests at the DEBUG and TRACE levels. Since that information
can be sensitive (e.g. credentials, tokens, etc.), this property is not
enabled by default nor activated by the Developer Tools.
Closes: gh-13511
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
