Flexihub 5.66/1/2023 ![]() SimpleEvaluationContext disables array allocations now, aligned with regular constructor resolution. This has long been documented,īut is now also actively checked and enforced, with an exception thrown for any other return type. Methods annotated with must return either Future or void. ListenableFuture has been deprecated in favor of CompletableFuture. Your Bean Validation setup, make sure to compile your Java sources with the Java 8+ -parameters flag. Just configuring additional Kotlin reflection if Kotlin is present. LocalValidatorFactoryBean relies on standard parameter name resolution in Bean Validation 3.0 now, With the Kotlin compiler, we recommend the -java-parameters flag for completeness. Of relying on the -debug compiler flag) in order to avoid that warning, or report it to the maintainers Resolution attempt (it only kicks in when StandardReflectionParameterNameDiscoverer has not found names).Ĭompile your Java sources with the common Java 8+ -parameters flag for parameter name retention (instead LocalVariableTableParameterNameDiscoverer is deprecated now and logs a warning for each successful When staying on 5.3.x for the time being, you may enforce forward compatibility with 6.0-style propertyĭetermination (and better introspection performance!) through a custom META-INF/spring.factories file: The core container performs basic bean property determination without by default.įor full backwards compatibility with 5.3.x in case of sophisticated JavaBeans usage, specify the followingĬontent in a META-INF/spring.factories file which enables 5.3-style full usage: Spring keeps detecting their javax equivalents as well, covering common use in pre-compiled binaries. The corresponding JSR-250 basedĪnnotations and are to be found in jakarta.annotation. The JSR-330 based annotation is to be found in jakarta.inject now. ![]() ![]() This page provides guidance on upgrading to Spring Framework 6.0.
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