Adjustments for Spring Boot 4.1.0 compatibility - #163
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Thanks for your contribution and sorry for replying that late. I would like to maintain jackson 2 compatibility and not just replace it with jackson 3. Already did some local experiments but not having a working version right now. Until I solve that your best option would be to maintain the change De- and Serializer within your own codebase. This allows creating your flashmapmanager bean with a jackson3 working version. |
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Spring Boot 4.1.0 ships with Jackson 3.x, which moved its package namespace from com.fasterxml.jackson to tools.jackson and made a few API tweaks along the way. This PR updates spring-cookie to use the new namespace.
Spring Framework has been bumped to 7.0.8 to match what Spring Boot 4.1.0 brings in. Building the library itself now requires JDK 21 or later (which Spring Framework 7.x needs)