Add FluentQuery support to QuerydslPredicateExecutor and QueryByExampleExecutor
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I cannot make sense of the links you provided. The interfaces mentioned don't have any new default methods in the current 2.6.0 commons snapshot. |
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…`QueryByExampleExecutor`. This change uses the existing `FluentOperations` to cater for the above usescases. It introduces a new `matching` operation for taking in a `QueryFragmentsAndParameters` on those operations. That operation is of limited external use, but necessary to implement that feature without adding more overhead than necessary. This closes #2343.
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…`QueryByExampleExecutor`. This change uses the existing `FluentOperations` to cater for the above usescases. It introduces a new `matching` operation for taking in a `QueryFragmentsAndParameters` on those operations. That operation is of limited external use, but necessary to implement that feature without adding more overhead than necessary. This closes #2343.
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Based on spring-projects/spring-data-commons#2421, it would make sense to add an implementation for the Fluent Query API through
QuerydslPredicateExecutorandQueryByExampleExecutorand their reactive variants. See also spring-projects/spring-data-commons#2228.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: