when "spring.cloud.config.server.git.ignoreLocalSshSettings" is "true",there is a wrong value eval at ignoreLocalSshSettings to decide whether SshUri configured in "spring.cloud.config.server.git.repos" need be validate
Even if the user (in a mad crazy fugue state) adds
spring.main.web-application-type explicitly to application.properties
we should ignore it when building the "mini" application that
creates the environment to export to remote clients.
Previously, `CompositeConfiguration` (which is imported by `ConfigServerAutoConfiguration`) would unconditionally create a `CompositeEnvironmentRepository` bean marked as `@Primary`. This makes it difficult for users, in their code, to provide their own `CompositeEnvironmentRepository` bean to be used in various places. This adds a `ConditionalOnMissingBean` condition to the `Configuration` to make it easy to provide a primary `CompositeEnvironmentRepository` in user code.
Previously, `CompositeConfiguration` (which is imported by `ConfigServerAutoConfiguration`) would unconditionally create a `CompositeEnvironmentRepository` bean marked as `@Primary`. This makes it difficult for users, in their code, to provide their own `CompositeEnvironmentRepository` bean to be used in various places. This adds a `ConditionalOnMissingBean` condition to the `Configuration` to make it easy to provide a primary `CompositeEnvironmentRepository` in user code.
* Changes to provide partial functionality for Issue #779
* Corrected formatting
* Additional tests to ensure backwards compatibility
* Corrected test
* Further testing to try to address code coverage concerns
* Additional tests to hopefully aid in code coverage diff
* Expect exceptions for null name (handle branch coverage)
Previously, taking SSH configuration from properties (as opposed to the default SSH configuration files) was only possible when not bootstrapping the Config Server itself. This includes the `TransportationConfiguration` for the bootstrap case as well.
Related to gh-741
