Accessing the legacy persistence provider class in Hibernate 4.3 causes a warning being logged. As we generally want to detect the presence of Hibernate in general only, we now check for the Hibernate 4.3 persistence provider interface first to immediately find the new interface and thus avoid the warning.
Upgraded to Hibernate 4.3.1.
Latest Hibernate 4.3 releases have changes some behavior and internals slightly. Adapted the test cases accordingly and added another guard in JpaMetamodelEntityInformation to adhere to the new behavior.
Added build profile to be able to build against Hibernate 4.3.
Upgraded to Spring Data Build parent 1.1.1.RELEASE. Upgraded to Spring Data Commons 1.6.0.RC1. Switched to milestone repository. Adapted documentation references to RC1 of SPring Data Commons. Updated changelog, notice and readme.
Upgraded to Spring Data Build 1.1.0. Upgraded to Spring Data Commons 1.6 M1. Added milestone repository. Updated documentation references to the 1.6 M1 artifacts.
libs-snapshot filters repository declarations pointing into Artifactory again. This results in the plugin repository declaration in the Spring Data Build parent pom being stripped and the build to fail in case Bundlor is not already in the local repository.
Upgraded to Spring Data Build 1.0.2.RELEASE along the way. Needed to upgrade to HSQLDB 2.2.9 as Hibernate 4 doesn't work with HSQLDB versions 1.x. Set up OpenJPA test run to still use HSQLD 1.8.0.10 as OpenJPA does not work with HSQLDB 2.x. *sigh*
Modified QueryUtils.toJpaOrder(…) to apply lower criteria if ignore case on Order is set to true and the property being sorted is of type String. Upgraded to Spring Data Commons 1.6.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT along the way.
Added integration tests in org.springframework.data.jpa.infrastructure that will not be included in the normal test execution as they are purely means to quickly identify potential differences in persistence provider implementations.
Upgraded to use new methods introduced for DATACMNS-269 to be able to detect mapping annotations independently of whether they are declared on the field or an accessor method for the property. Upgraded to new artifactId Spring Data Commons is distributed under.
