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- Added .env and .DS_Store to .gitignore. - Updated Gradle wrapper to version 9.0. - Changed base.archivesName in build.gradle for consistency. - Added dotenv-java dependency for environment variable loading. - Refactored Couchbase configuration to use updated property names. - Modified AirportController and AirportRepository to use Slice instead of Page for direct connections. - Updated integration tests to reflect changes in response types and improved error logging. These changes enhance the project's configuration and improve the handling of Couchbase connections.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on a significant update to the project's foundational configuration and dependencies. It introduces robust environment variable handling, upgrades the build system to the latest Gradle version, and modernizes the Couchbase integration to align with recent Spring Boot changes. Furthermore, it refines API pagination for improved performance and enhances the reliability of integration tests.
Highlights
- Environment Variable Management: The project now supports loading environment variables from a
.env
file, enhancing local development setup and security by keeping sensitive information out of version control. This is facilitated by the newdotenv-java
dependency and a custom SpringApplicationContextInitializer
. - Build System Upgrade: The build system has been upgraded to Gradle 9.0, ensuring compatibility with the latest features and performance improvements. Additionally, the
archivesBaseName
property inbuild.gradle
was updated tobase.archivesName
to align with modern Gradle conventions. - Couchbase Configuration Update: Couchbase configuration has been refactored to use the updated property names introduced in Spring Boot 3.5+ (e.g.,
spring.couchbase.connection-string
). The bucket name is now hardcoded, reflecting changes in Couchbase Spring Data's auto-configuration. - Pagination Efficiency Improvement: The API endpoints and internal services dealing with direct airport connections now utilize Spring Data's
Slice
instead ofPage
. This change is more efficient for large datasets asSlice
only checks for the existence of the next page, rather than counting the total number of elements, which can be costly. - Integration Test Enhancements: Integration tests across Airline, Airport, and Route controllers have been updated to reflect the
Slice
response type changes and include more detailed error logging during test data cleanup, improving test reliability and debugging.
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- Updated Gradle wrapper distribution URL to version 9.0.0. - Replaced System.out logging with SLF4J logging in DotEnvConfiguration for better logging practices. - Added @JsonIgnoreProperties annotation to RestResponseSlice to ignore unknown properties during JSON deserialization. These changes improve project configuration and logging consistency.
- Removed the unused 'jakarta.persistence:jakarta.persistence-api' dependency from build.gradle. - Updated error logging in AirlineIntegrationTest, AirportIntegrationTest, and RouteIntegrationTest to use debug level for expected cleanup failures. These changes streamline the project by eliminating unnecessary dependencies and improving logging clarity during test cleanup.
These changes enhance the project's configuration and improve the handling of Couchbase connections.