This commits move the Hikari metrics registration to a BeanPostProcessor
as the Hikari datasource cannot be modified once its configuration has
been sealed (usually happens when `getConnection` is invoked on the
pool).
Closes gh-12129
HikariCP has metrics integration with Micrometer. This configures all
`HikariDataSource` beans with the `MicrometerMetricsTrackerFactory` if a
`MeterRegistry` is available.
See gh-12129
Create a new `ApplicationConversionService` similar in design to the
DefaultFormattingConversionService from Spring Framework. The new
conversion service provides a central place for custom conversion logic
supported by Spring Boot.
Also replace the `BindingConversionService` with an internal
`BindConverter` class that now invokes the `SimpleTypeConverter`
directly. Binding for `@ConfigurationProperties` has been updated so
that any custom property editors registered with the BeanFactory can
be used.
Fixes gh-12095
Move `XADataSourceWrapper` to `jdb` and `XAConnectionFactoryWrapper` to
`jms` so that they are packaged in a similar way to the underlying XA
types.
Fixes gh-12061
Move leading slash logic from `MetricsClientHttpRequestInterceptor` to
`RestTemplateExchangeTags` so that URI based calls are also managed.
Closes gh-12126
This commit adds micrometer's default values for each monitoring
system with tests that validate those defaults are consistent. This
makes sure that those defaults are part of the metadata and any tooling
support that uses it.
Closes gh-12089
Previously, if a controll endpoint included a mapping with no path,
it would be mapped to the root of the application rather than the
root of the endpoint's path.
This commit updates the handler mappings for both reactive and Servlet
web applications to treat a mapping with no paths as being a mapping
with a single empty path. This ensures that a path with the endpoint's
path prepended is used for the mapping.
Closes gh-12104
Andy Wilkinson
Stephane Nicoll
Nikola Kološnjaji
Tommy Ludwig
Jon Schneider
Phillip Webb
igor-suhorukov
Johnny Lim