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Suggestion: One property to define the properties of different servers

See original GitHub issue

Spring boot 2.4.x

As was done in this issue, where the configuration of the management context-path for Tomcat and Netty servers was unified under the property management.server.base-path, does it make sense to do the same for the other properties?

For example:

With server.servlet.context-path and spring.webflux.base-path or server.tomcat.connection-timeout and server.netty.connection-timeout among others…

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Created 3 years ago
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philwebbcommented, Jan 4, 2021

We’ve discussed the connection timeout properties in the past (see #18473) and decided it was best to keep them separate.

I’m personally not too keen on unifying server.servlet.context-path and spring.webflux.base-path since they are well defined terms already. The Servlet property is especially nice at the moment because it maps well to javax.servlet.ServletContext.getContextPath(). If we rename it we break that link and we don’t get a huge benefit unless users are switching between Servlet and WebFlux apps often.

Flagging to see what others in the team think.

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philwebbcommented, Jan 5, 2021

The consensus seems to be that it’s best to keep the properties as they are (at least for now). Thanks anyway for the suggestion.

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