Update `ValidationAutoConfiguration` and `WebMvcAutoConfiguration` to
ensure as much as possible that only a single Validator bean of each
type is registered.
Validation auto-configuration now does the following:
- If no validator is found: Registers a `LocalValidatorFactoryBean`
(providing both Spring and JSR validation)
- If the user defines a Spring & JSR validator: Backs off
- If the user defines only a JSR validator: Adapts it to a Spring
validator (without exposing another JSR implementation)
WebMvcAutoConfiguration auto-configuration has been updated to make
MVC validation follow common Spring Boot patterns:
- If not validator beans are found (due to the user excluding
ValidationAutoConfiguration) a new `mvcValidator` bean will be
registered.
- If a single validator bean is found it will be used for MVC
validation.
- If multiple validator beans are defined it will either use the one
named `mvcValidator` or it will register a new `mvcValidator` bean
Any automatically registered `mvcValidator` bean will not implement
the JSR validator interface.
Finally, it is no longer possible to provide an MVC validator via a
`WebMvcConfigurer`.
Fixes gh-8495
Allow `PathExtensionContentNegotiationStrategy` to be bypassed by
actuator endpoints. Prior to this commit calling `/loggers/com.aaa.cab`
would return a HTTP 406 response due to `.cab` being a known extension.
Fixes gh-8765
This commit changes the solr health indicator to request the status of
all available cores, rather than invoking a generic ping on the admin
handler.
Recent versions of Solr now have a ping handler per core and the general
admin handler is gone, leading to incorrect health status. For backward
compatible reason the `solrStatus` attribute is kept to `OK` if all cores
are running properly (that's actually `0` behind the scenes).
Closes gh-8463
As of Hazelcast 3.7, the bootstrap is pretty slow by default due to the
networking discovery. This commit disables both TCP/IP and multicast
discoveries.
Update `HealthMvcEndpoint` to respect `ManagementServerProperties`
roles. Prior to this commit the `HealthMvcEndpoint` directly loaded
roles rather than using bound properties. This meant that list values
from yaml were not respected.
Fixes gh-8314
If Spring Security is on the classpath and `isUserInRole` returns false,
check if user has the authority to access the actuator endpoints.
Fixes gh-8255
Instead of validating the signature against all the public keys,
we can validate it only against the public key with the kid that
matches the one in the token header.
Closes gh-8126
Previously, ManagementContextConfiguration classes were loaded to
allow them to be ordered based on either @Order or implementing
Ordered. This had the unwanted side-effect of possibly logging
unwanted INFO messages if the reflection-based annotation
introspection failed. One cause of this was @ConditionalOnClass when
the referenced class was not on the classpath.
This commit uses the ASM-based annotation metadata reading to
determine the order of a management context configuration class based
on the @Order annotation. The classes are then sorted using a standard
OrderComparator. Note that Ordering via implemented Ordered is not
supported as it cannot be determine without loading the class.
Previously, the actuator's endpoints produced application/json and,
where appropriate, also consumed application/json. Without a custom,
versioned media type, it's impossible for us to make changes to the
endpoints without breaking clients.
This commit introduces a new media type,
application/spring-boot.actuator.v1+json, that is now produced by
default with application/json also being produced if requested.
Endpoints that consume JSON will now also accept content the uses
the new media type in addition to application/json.
Closes gh-7967
