Actuator endpoints should only declare simple type in the signature
of an operation. In particular, nested types are not supported. While
this is enforced in Spring MVC and Spring Webflux, the Jersey
implementation leniently allowed to bind such types prior to this
commit.
This commit adapts the expectation in the Jersey implementation so that
it rejects such request as well.
Closes gh-43209
Update `AbstractApplicationContextRunner` and `Configurations` to
allow registration of beans with a specific generated bean name. By
default, no name is generated, however, `AutoConfigurations` has been
updated to use bean names using the fully qualified class name.
The update brings `ApplicationContextRunners` closer the behavior of
a standard Spring Boot application where user `@Configuration` classes
are usually registered with a simple name and auto-configurations are
imported (via an `ImportSelector`) using a fully qualified name.
Fixes gh-17963
Co-authored-by: Stéphane Nicoll <stephane.nicoll@broadcom.com>
Co-authored-by: Andy Wilkinson <andy.wilkinson@broadcom.com>
Co-authored-by: Dmytro Nosan <dimanosan@gmail.com>
Update `ExportedImageTar` media type detection to support `tar+gzip`
as well as `tar.gzip`. Recent updates to Docker Desktop appear to have
changed the format.
Fixes gh-43126
Update `ExportedImageTar.IndexLayerArchiveFactory` to support nested
indexes. Nested indexes support a layer of interaction where the
`index.json` file points to a blob that contains the read index to use.
Prior to this commit, we only supported indexes provided directly by
the `index.json` file. This missing support results in "buildpack.toml:
no such file or directory" errors when referencing specific buildpacks
and using Docker Engine 27.3.1 or above.
See gh-43126
