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
Previously, in case the data for the audit event contained an entry
with the key "type", the member `type` from the AuditEvent would be
overwritten when rendering to JSON due to the use of @JsonAnyGetter on
the data property.
This commit removes @JsonAnyGetter so that the data map is rendered as
a separate property in the JSON.
Closes gh-7990
Replace JSR-330 validation annotations from all internal
`@ConfigurationProperties` classes with standard Asserts.
Prior to this commit validation of our own configuration properties
would only occur when the user happens to have compliant JSR-330
implementation on their classpath.
See gh-7579
Previously, the beans endpoint would only expose the context that
contained the endpoint. This commit updates the endpoint so that
the context that contains the endpoint and all of its ancestors are
exposed.
In a context hierarhcy, the relation ship is child -> parent and there
is no way to navigate from a parent to a child. As a result, any
contexts that are descendants of the context containing the endpoint
are not exposed.
Closes gh-5188
