First and foremost a big thank you to the community for keeping me motivated to work on this project. There have been some really amazing contributions in this release in terms of code, comments, bug reports and it is humbling to see people jumping in to solve problems on the issue forum. It sure motivated me to get over the "hump" and start working on in earnest. What better way to lose the COVID blues!
Thank you! 🥳 🍾
Also please welcome the newest maintainer to the springfox team @MaksimOrlov. A lot of the great work you see in the model generation support is due to his efforts, collaborating tirelessly on weekends and not giving up while ensuring the model generation engine is performant 👏
NOTE: This is a breaking change release, I've tried to maintain backwards compatibility with earlier versions of springfox as much as possible. Deprecated APIs prior to 2.9 have been aggressively removed and new APIs that will go away in the near future have been marked. So please look out for those and do report anything that has been missed.
Highlights of this release include
Spring 5, Webflux support (only request mapping support, functional endpoints aren't supported yet)
Spring Integration support (feedback is much appreciated)
Spring Boot support springfox-boot-starter dependency (Zero Config, Autoconfiguration support)
Documented Configuration Properties with autocomplete
(#2448) X-Forwarded-prefix not work as expected since spring version 4.3.15 @rainoko
2.9.0 Release Notes
This is the last release supporting jdk 6 and spring 4.x. The next planned release is 3.0 which will have jdk 8 as a pre-requisite. There was a large effort to ensure a stable release before moving to the next major release. A big thank you again for the numerous feature/bug requests for making this product better and supporting this library.
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bc9d0caUpdated the documentationd92928fSorted the model properties by position and name4f4aa54Added anchors for section links.9ffb648Merge branch 'bug/3030-fix-base-path-with-plugins'af99ca6Added documentation about the avilability of the pluginsfb979a8Added webmvc/webflux varaints of transformation filter pluginsdd47e4fAdded two plugins to help customize the host/basePatha9cf914Added auto-startup property to the propertiesa66b9a0Fixed issue rendering file input as model attribute6b34f42Merge branch 'bug/3353-form-variables-are-not-visible'Dependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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