FluentQuery allows extending a query specification initially defined by a Example probe or a Querydsl Predicate and fetching the actual result through a functional programming model:
interface PersonRepository extends QuerydslPredicateExecutor<Person> {
<S extends T, R> R findBy(Predicate predicate, Function<FluentQuery.FetchableFluentQuery<S>, R> queryFunction);
}
PersonRepository repo = …;
List<PersonProjection> result = repo.findBy(QPerson.person.name.eq("Walter"), q -> q.sort(Sort.by("lastname")).as(PersonProjection.class).all());
Closes: #2228
Original pull request: #2421.
We now consider a qualified property path when registering and querying `QuerydslBindings` to ensure that paths matching various domain types do not accidentally get applied for a different type than they were registered for.
Previously, a binding for `Address.description` would be also applied to `User.description` as only the property path `description` was considered when looking up bindings.
Closes: #2418
Original Pull Request: #2422
We now publish events from deleteInBatch and deleteAllInBatch methods to consider well-known repository methods.
We also now prevent event publication if the method argument is not an instance of the domain type.
Closes: #2448.
We now reuse generated ObjectInstantiator classes instead of attempting to redefine classes with the same name. Redefinition leads to LinkageError and thus to the use of reflection-based instantiators and an increased allocation rate due to the failed attempt of class redeclaration.
Closes: #2446.
We now use an explicit lookup via the application context to consume PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolverCustomizer and SortHandlerMethodArgumentResolverCustomizer rather than autowiring those into a field.
Fixes#2440.
When an infinite Stream was handed into StreamUtils.zip(…) as first argument, the resulting stream was infinite, too, while inverting the argument order was limiting the resulting stream to the length of the finite one. This is now fixed by actually evaluating whether we can advance on both of the streams and shortcutting the process if that is not possible on either of the streams, limiting the processing of the overall Stream to the shorter of the two as already advertised in the Javadoc.
Fixes#2426.
Extract adding the actual entity to the MappingContext into its own method along with error handling spanning the entire entity initialization process.
See #2329
Original pull request: #2367.
When an error happens inside the AbstractMappingContext, the caching sometimes gets corrupted. That's because some exceptions are caught, others are not. Instead, the error handling that clears out the cache needs to be shifted up one level, resulting in a simpler code block.
Closes#2329
Original pull request: #2367.
Un-deprecate constructor. Rearrange method arguments to match parameter significance. Reformat code, replace space indents with tabs.
Original pull request: #2403.
We now configure explicitly the JsonProvider that is used by JSONPath through JsonProjectingMethodInterceptorFactory to avoid misconfiguration due to JSONPath defaulting attempts. Accepting JsonProvider allows for improved flexibility during configuration.
Closes#2403
This causes us to inspect the most concrete type we can find from a property declaration that might be overridden using an annotation.
Closes: #2409
Original Pull Request: #2410
We now name methods returning a TypeInformation<?> …TypeInformation() and ones that return Class<?> …Type(). In case of both flavors provided, overloads should move to the TypeInformation-based variant as the other one simply resolves ….getType() on the returned value.
Closes: #2408
Original Pull Request: #2410
