Added missing infrastructure role to methodSecurityMetadataSource bean
and move the post processing of the defaultMethodExpressionHandler to
the end of afterSingletonsInstantiated.
Closes gh-9845
Wrap DelegatingSecurityContextTaskScheduler's Runnable tasks in
DelegatingSecurityContextRunnables, allowing to specify a
SecurityContext to use for tasks execution.
- Renamed private variable taskScheduler to delegate
- Removed unused local variable in unit test
- Add SecurityContext tests for delegating TaskScheduler
Closes gh-9514
Flux#skip discards its corresponding elements, meaning that they
aren't intended for reuse. When using RSocket's ByteBufPayloads,
this means that the bytes are releaseed back into RSocket's pool.
Since the downstream request may still need the skipped payload,
we should construct the publisher in a different way so as to
avoid the preemptive release.
Deferring Spring JavaFormat to clarify what changed.
Closes gh-9345
Flux#skip discards its corresponding elements, meaning that they
aren't intended for reuse. When using RSocket's ByteBufPayloads,
this means that the bytes are releaseed back into RSocket's pool.
Since the downstream request may still need the skipped payload,
we should construct the publisher in a different way so as to
avoid the preemptive release.
Deferring Spring JavaFormat to clarify what changed.
Closes gh-9345
I went through everything to get it to fit with Spring's docuemntation standard.
Lots of small changes for punctuation, grammar, usage, voice, and so on.
Also added some links, mostly to the API Javadoc.
Flux#skip discards its corresponding elements, meaning that they
aren't intended for reuse. When using RSocket's ByteBufPayloads,
this means that the bytes are releaseed back into RSocket's pool.
Since the downstream request may still need the skipped payload,
we should construct the publisher in a different way so as to
avoid the preemptive release.
Deferring Spring JavaFormat to clarify what changed.
Closes gh-9345
Flux#skip discards its corresponding elements, meaning that they
aren't intended for reuse. When using RSocket's ByteBufPayloads,
this means that the bytes are releaseed back into RSocket's pool.
Since the downstream request may still need the skipped payload,
we should construct the publisher in a different way so as to
avoid the preemptive release.
Deferring Spring JavaFormat to clarify what changed.
Closes gh-9345
Flux#skip discards its corresponding elements, meaning that they
aren't intended for reuse. When using RSocket's ByteBufPayloads,
this means that the bytes are releaseed back into RSocket's pool.
Since the downstream request may still need the skipped payload,
we should construct the publisher in a different way so as to
avoid the preemptive release.
Deferring Spring JavaFormat to clarify what changed.
Closes gh-9345
