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Upgrade SpringBoot to version 2.5 #609
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Spring Boot 2.5 should be released on the: May 20 2021: https://spring.io/blog/2021/04/15/spring-boot-2-5-0-rc1-available-now |
Spring Boot 2.5 is now GA: https://spring.io/blog/2021/05/20/spring-boot-2-5-is-now-ga |
Current version is now 2.5.2 see https://spring.io/projects/spring-boot |
When switching to spring boot 2.5.2 we have following error message inside our gradle build:
So we will upgrade to gradle version 6.9 - The necessary steps to upgrade to 7.0 as mentioned in #495 does take more time and will not be done inside this issue. The upgrade will be done as mentioned inside https://docs.gradle.org/6.9/release-notes.html#upgrade-instructions :
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- upgraded spring to 2.52 - upgraded gradle wrapper and gradle version to 6.9
- Former deprecated method ErrorController#getErrorPath was removed in Spring Boot 2.5. see spring-projects/spring-boot#19844 - setting now `server.error.path` in PDS and SecHub server and using the variable inside error controller implementations
- multipart checks changed, because now always with boundary
- upgraded used Spring Boot version to 2.5.2 - upgraded gradle wrapper and gradle version to 6.9 (necessary for newer Spring Boot version) - fixed compile errors with spring boot 2.5: - former deprecated method ErrorController#getErrorPath was removed in Spring Boot 2.5. see spring-projects/spring-boot#19844 - setting now `server.error.path` in PDS and SecHub server and using the variable inside error controller implementations - fixed failing wiremock tests by changing multipart checks (because now always with boundary)
The objective of SecHub is to stay up to date with SpringBoot releases.
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