* Update pom to include text for contributor agreement
* Update samples to the latest release number
* Remove CLA section from README.adoc
Resolves#172
Created a Spring Boot starter that can be used to configure Spring Cloud
Task and it's related functionality.
Updates per code review
Removed autowiring of app context
Refactored DeployerPartitionHandler to correctly use environment variables
Exposed deployment properties of TaskLauncher
Exposed deployment properties via the TaskLaunchRequest
Updated based on code review
Versions where updated in documentation that is included in the
generation of our reference documentation.
Also, to clean up version management within the samples, the
spring-cloud-task-dependencies was introduced into each pom so that
versions are managed at that level.
Updated a version number
In testing and other use cases, the ability to keep a context open
beyond the end of a task can be useful. This change provides the
ability to keep the context alive once a task has completed while also
explicitly shutting the context down (by default) once a task has ended.
Resolvesspring-cloud/spring-cloud-task#102
This introduces a listener that stores the association between a Spring
Batch job and the task it was executed within.
Resolvesspring-cloud/spring-cloud-task#46
Merge Changes based on code review.
This PR removes the use of SLF4J from all non-test code. SLF4J is still
directly referenced in the unit tests because of the mocking
functionality we're using. We can explore refactoring that in a later
PR.
Resolvesspring-cloud/spring-cloud-task#101
Spring Boot now provides the result of an ExitCodeExceptionMapper via an
event called ExitCodeEvent. This commit takes advantage of this new
event.
Resolvesspring-cloud/spring-cloud-task#48
TaskNameResolver allows the ability to customize how a task is named.
During normal use cases, the provided SimpleTaskNameResolver should
suffice.
resolvesspring-cloud/spring-cloud-task#54
This change removes the Spring Cloud Task dependency upon a
CommandLineRunner from boot and moves the handling of the task lifecycle
closer to the "edge" of a Spring Boot application.
With this change, now a developer simply adds @EnableTask to their
configuration somewhere and the task lifecycle will be recorded.
Resolvesspring-cloud/spring-cloud-task#39
* Timestamp Demonstrates a Spring boot/task application as a single java file.
* HelloWorld Demonstrates a Spring boot/task application using java configuration.
resolvesspring-cloud/spring-cloud-task#23
