This commit derives the package name of the application from the
artifact's `groupId` and `artifactId`. Previously sources were put in a
package that mirrors the groupId value.
This goes against the "unique package per application" policy that we
try to enforce. Even if the package name value can be customized
manually, deriving it automatically from the values provided in those
fields will help structure codebases.
With this change, the package name is derived like this:
* groupId `com.example`, artifactId `bookmarks` -> package
`com.example.bookmarks`
* groupId `com.example`, artifactId `user-management` -> package
`com.example.usermanagement`
This commit fixes the package name generation on the server, but also
in the web interfaces when the user updates the form fields.
Fixes gh-421
This commit fixes the use of version token with Gradle. The standard
format with maven is "foo-bar.version" while Gradle uses
"fooBarVersion". The former format does not work with Gradle as it
attempts to interpret "-" as an operation.
A `VersionProperty` now defines a standard structure for the property
and allow to derive a camel cased version. That way, Maven still uses
the standard format while Gradle generates a consistent "fooBarVersion"
property.
Closes gh-396
Gradle 3.4 is known to be broken in IntelliJ IDEA and breaks the getting
started experience of generated projects. This commit uses Gradle 3.3
until a bug fix release of IJ is available.
Closes gh-380
This commit provides a complete entry for Spring Cloud task and clarify
that no more customization is required as of 1.4. Previously, the entry
did not have any groupId/artifactId pair, leading to a default (wrong)
groupId/artifactId to be generated.
Closes gh-341
This commit upgrades the wrapper version for Gradle 3 to the latest
version and enables it as of Spring Boot 1.5 (previously, Gradle 3 was
only applied as of Spring Boot 2).
Closes gh-380
The commons wrapper we were using didn't support executable files
so Ant seems like the best choice ultimately, even if it has a
lot of features we don't use or need.
This commit fixes several issues with the initial java migration.
On MacOS, the name of the temp directory can be `T` and the new tgz API
requires a parent folder whose name has at least 3 characters.
The Selenium tests require a more precise element to show the advanced
section.
The integration tests were generation the docs snippet on the wrong
accept header.
This commit makes sure that each dependency link is HAL compliant (like
the project types in the metadata). Links are grouped by relation with
well known relations to be defined (i.e. 'how-to', 'reference', 'home'
and so forth).
Each link can be "templated" (in the HAL sense) and only `{bootVersion}`
is supported at the moment. This is useful if a precise documentation
section should reference to the actual Stpring Boot version chosen by the
user.
Closes gh-279
This commit adds an `order` attribute on `BillOfMaterials` that allows to
order BOMs in the generated project. Lowest value have higher priority.
When the project is generatede with a custom parent, the Spring Boot
dependencies BOM itself has an order of a 100. Any BOM that is added with
an order lower than 100 has higher priority, i.e. could potentially
override dependencies provided by the Spring Boot dependency mechanism.
This mechanism does not work reliably when using the
`spring-boot-starter-parent` so it should be used with care. However, it
can be useful when overriding dependencies that Spring Boot does not
manage itself.
Closes gh-343
This commit improves the version format so that the minor and patch
elements can hold a special 'x' character besides the version, i.e.
`1.x.x.RELEASE` or `2.4.x.BUILD-SNAPSHOT`. A `VersionParser` now takes
care to resolve those against a list of known Spring Boot versions.
This is particularly useful in version ranges that have to change when
the latest Spring Boot versions change. Spring Initializr already auto-
udpates itself based on the sagan metadata. When a range is using this
feature, it is also automatically updated.
It might be hard to track the actual range values on a given instance so
an `InfoContributor` is now automatically exposed to list them.
Closes gh-328
start.spring.io exposes an annotation processor (Lombok) that's quite
popular but is exposed as a compile/transitive dependency. This commit
introduces a `compileOnly` scope that maps to Gradle's `compileOnly`
scope and Maven's `optional` flag.
There is a case to support optional dependencies in general but
unfortunately, Gradle doesn't have support for such feature.
Closes gh-128
