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SPRING-AI FIXES BOOT DEPENDENCY REGRESSION AMID INTEGRATION TEST REPAIRS

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Spring AI plugged a critical dependency hole that broke multiple starters and integration tests across OpenAI, Anthropic, and MCP providers.

Spring Security's dependency desk is quiet this morning: a routine Hibernate ORM bump from 7.3.5.Final to 7.3.6.Final [1] is flowing through the pipeline with no breaking changes. The real work is across Spring AI, where the team spent the last 24 hours fixing a regression that escaped from a recent Boot dependencies refactor [2]. That commit broke MCP and Bedrock starters by severing required auto-configuration dependencies, and it cascaded into failures across integration tests for OpenAI [3] and Anthropic [4]. The team also patched a method-invoking function callback issue in the OpenAI client [5] and preventively added AGENTS.md to gitignore to match the existing CLAUDE.md exclusion [6]. All fixes are merged and the test suite is green again.

Quick answers

What shipped in Spring on May 25, 2026?
Spring AI plugged a critical dependency hole that broke multiple starters and integration tests across OpenAI, Anthropic, and MCP providers. In total, 11 commits and 2 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Spring on May 25, 2026?
1 developer shipped this update, including dependabot[bot].
What were the notable Spring updates?
Bump org.hibernate.orm:hibernate-core from 7.3.5.Final to 7.3.6.Final, Fix regression on Boot dependencies, and Fix OpenAI ITs.