When using AssertJ, it's easy to commit the following error
assertThat(some boolean condition)
The above actually does nothing. It at least needs to be
assertThat(some boolean condition).isTrue()
This commit refines some assertions that were missing a verify
condition.
Also, one Javadoc was just a little bit confusing, so this
clarifies it.
Issue: gh-6259
This commit removes existence validation of a method only available in Servlet 3.1.
Spring Framework baseline is Servlet 3.1 so is not longer required.
Fixes: gh-6259
1. Created new WebFilter AnonymousAuthenticationWebFilter to
for anonymous authentication
2. Created class AnonymousSpec, method anonymous to configure
anonymous authentication in ServerHttpSecurity
3. Added ANONYMOUS_AUTHENTICATION order after AUTHENTICATION for
anonymous authentication in SecurityWebFiltersOrder
4. Added tests for anonymous authentication in
AnonymousAuthenticationWebFilterTests and ServerHttpSecurityTests
5. Added support for Controller in WebTestClientBuilder
Fixes: gh-5934
- Adding an ServerAuthenticationConverter interface
- Retro-fitting ServerOAuth2LoginAuthenticationTokenConverter,
ServerBearerTokenAuthentivationConverter, ServerFormLoginAuthenticationConverter,
and ServerHttpBasicAuthenticationConverter to implement ServerAuthenticationConverter
- Deprecate existing AuthenticationWebFilter.setAuthenticationConverter
and add overloaded one which takes ServerAuthenticationConverter
Fixes gh-5338
It is quite likely we will need to prevent certain Exceptions from being
saved or from triggering a saved request. When we add support for this,
we can now leverage @Transient vs creating a new annotation.
Issue: gh-5481
This introduces the capability for users to wire denial handling
by request matcher, similar to how users can already do with
authentication entry points.
This is handy for when denial behavior differs based on the contents
of the request, for example, when the Authorization header indicates
an OAuth2 Bearer Token request vs Basic authentication.
Fixes: gh-5478
This commit introduces support for transient authentication tokens
which indicate to the filter chain, specifically the
HttpSessionSecurityContextRepository, whether or not the token ought
to be persisted across requests.
To leverage this, simply annotate any Authentication implementation
with @TransientAuthentication, extend from an Authentication that uses
this annotation, or annotate a custom annotation.
Implementations of SecurityContextRepository may choose to not persist
tokens that are marked with @TransientAuthentication in the same way
that HttpSessionSecurityContextRepository does.
Fixes: gh-5481
An HttpStatusReturningServerLogoutSuccessHandler is missing on the
reactive side - essentially the reactive equivalent of
HttpStatusReturningLogoutSuccessHandler.
Fixes gh-5081
