SecurityMockServerConfigurers.java previously used the StringUtils from
the optional oauth2-oidc-sdk dependency. Replacing this with the
StringUtils from the spring framework this should not force adding the
dependency in cases where it is not actually used.
Closes gh-9923
SecurityMockServerConfigurers.java previously used the StringUtils from
the optional oauth2-oidc-sdk dependency. Replacing this with the
StringUtils from the spring framework this should not force adding the
dependency in cases where it is not actually used.
Closes gh-9923
SecurityMockServerConfigurers.java previously used the StringUtils from
the optional oauth2-oidc-sdk dependency. Replacing this with the
StringUtils from the spring framework this should not force adding the
dependency in cases where it is not actually used.
Closes gh-9923
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
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
