The problem was that the SqlGenerator honored the annotation but they were included as query parameters and therefore automatically added back again.
Also:
* Simplified the relevant filter in the SqlGenerator.
* Introduced a meta annotation for running tests only agains HsqlDb.
Original pull request: #175.
Before this change Spring Data JDBC didn't specify any identifying annotation and therefore would claim all or no repository depending on the the version of Spring Data Commons.
Also added the RepositoryFactorySupport to spring.factory in order to support detection of multiple RepositoryFactorySupport implementations on the classpath.
Related ticket: DATACMNS-1596.
Original pull request: #177.
The link to CONTRIBUTING.adoc link was broken as the file was missing on this repository.
Added based on the pattern found in spring-data-commons.
Original pull request: #174.
By setting project.root, Javadoc is aggregated in the parent pom target so it can be collected during the distribution build.
Original pull request: #168.
Includes from Spring Data Commons failed because they where made relative from the asciidoc documents.
But the documents get moved before asciidoc is executed.
Corrected the environment variable used for building the reference to account for this.
Removed one manual fix which breaks with the proper fix.
Avoid Stream usage in favor of a simple for loop in event triggering in JdbcAggregateTemplate. Tweaked JdbcMappingContext to verify the presence of parameter names on metadata creation. Avoid the re-resolution of the column name for a property by caching the resolved column name. This significantly improves performance as it avoids repeated parsing and concatenation of strings. Added caching to PersistentPropertyPathExtension.
The AS keyword for table aliases is optional for all databases that support it.
It is not supported by Oracle.
Thus not using it makes the generated SQL compatible to more databases.
Original pull request: #162.
An `EntityCallback` works very similar to an `ApplicationEvent` but returns a potentially changed instance.
The returned instance will be used in further processing which enables proper event handling for immutable classes.
Auditing was changed to use a callback making it work also with immutable objects.
Original pull request: #161.
