Several libraries that Spring Boot supports depend on JBoss Logging but
they use a variety of versions. This means that the actual version of
JBoss Logging that will be used depends on your build system. Gradle
will pick the latest version that’s in the dependency graph, Maven
will pick the version that’s nearest the root of the graph and, if two
dependencies are equidistant, it’ll pick the version that’s pulled in
by the dependency listed first in the pom. In short, it’s very hard to
reason about the version of JBoss Logging that you’ll actually use at
runtime.
This commit adds dependency management for JBoss Logging so that a
consistent version is used, irrespective of your build system or
dependencies.
Closes gh-4185
jersey-spring3 has a transtive dependencies on HK2’s bean-validator
module that embeds JBoss Logging, Hibernate Validator, and Classmate
without repackaging them. This makes it impossible to control the
version of those three libraries that will be used without relying on
classpath ordering.
This commit excludes the bean-validator dependency from jersey-spring3.
The Jersey starter already depends on our Validation starter which
pulls in the proper, and controllable, version of the three
dependencies listed above so users of our starters will be unaffected.
Closes gh-4186
This commit adds dependency management for Cassandra Driver’s three
modules. The version is the latest maintenance release of the minor version that’s used by Spring Data Cassandra in the Spring Data Gosling release train.
Closes gh-4167
Prior to 8.0.28 Tomcat required the key store and trust store (if any)
to be available directly on the filesystem, i.e. classpath: resources
would not work. Tomcat 8.0.28 removed this limitation.
This commit updates to Tomcat 8.0.28, updates the tests to verify
the new Tomcat capability and removes the obsolete documentation of
the restriction.
Closes gh-4048
Andy Wilkinson
Stephane Nicoll
Phillip Webb
Dave Syer
Tommy Ludwig
Huang YunKun
Spring Buildmaster
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