Port handling for embedded MongoDB use has changed. Spring Boot no longer writes the port to MongoProperties but updates property sources to provide local.mongo.port so the reactive configuration is required to read local.mongo.port to obtain the port.
Embedded MongoDB auto-configuration randomizes its port. Configuration happens during the creation of embeddedMongoServer so our MongoClient creation must be delayed until then.
We now check whether an external Apache Cassandra instance is available at localhost:9042 and use it to run the examples. Otherwise, if no external Apache Cassandra instance is available, we start an embedded Cassandra instance.
Upgrade to Spring Boot 1.5 snapshots due to minor API changes in Spring Data REST so that recompilation is requited and only 1.5 picks up Ingalls. Upgraded to Querydsl 4.1.4, Spring Framework 5 build profile to 5.0 M3.
Switched to @SpringBootTest in Spring Data Redis samples as the previously deprecated @SpringApplicationConfiguation has been removed in 1.5.
TravisCI build produces 4MB+ of log output which causes TravisCI to kill the build. Run Maven on TravisCI in batch-mode and redirect test output to file to avoid long download progress output.
Inverted dependencies in the web example as Spring Boot 1.4 ships Tomcat 8.5.4 which contains JPA 2.0 types and — if they end up on the classpath before the actual JPA API jar — breaks the Spring 5 JPA bootstrap as it's assuming JPA 2.1 to be the fundamental baseline.
Simplify examples by adopting Spring Boot 1.4 improvements. Upgrade Cassandra Java driver to 3.0.3. Add examples for Ingalls (Query derivation, projection, Java 8 feature support).
Cassandra example setup is now self-contained by requiring just a running Cassandra instance.
Keyspace and tables are created during the tests. Examples also check if Cassandra is running and some examples additionally check the required version. Test execution is skipped if conditions are not met.
Cassandra (2.x) is started with TravisCI.
Tweaked the output folder for Querydsl type generation to avoid running into a bug in the Maven compiler plugin 3.5.1 [0].
Fixed an issue in a sample script used to demonstrate MongoDB script execution as the new JavaScript engine seems to be more strict.
Switched to the MongoDB starter and excluded the legacy MongoDB Java driver from projects using Querydsl to consistently make use of the current driver only.
[0] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MCOMPILER-271