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ELASTICSEARCH INDEX NAMES NOW SUPPORT PROPERTY RESOLUTION

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BoykoAlex dependabot sothawo Sanghyuk Jung Artem Bilan Martin Lippert
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BoykoAlex @BoykoAlex 3 cited dependabot @dependabot 2 cited sothawo @sothawo 1 cited Sanghyuk Jung @benelog 1 cited Artem Bilan @artembilan 1 cited Martin Lippert @martinlippert

Spring Data Elasticsearch shipped property resolution for index names, closing a long-standing configuration gap that forces teams to hardcode index references.

The implementation [1] lands a feature request that lets developers use property placeholders in index declarations, simplifying multi-environment deployments. Spring Tools continues its cleanup cycle with log statement removal [2] and the elimination of a temporary HtmlTooltip workaround [3], while also tackling performance on the Add starters zip download [4]. Logback patches roll across the ecosystem: both Security [5] and Session [6] bumped to 1.6.1 to fix TimeBasedRollingPolicy behavior during asynchronous compression. Integration Samples picked up minor documentation fixes [7] alongside dependency bumps to PostgreSQL 42.7.12 and c3p0 0.14.0 [8]. Across 6 PRs and 33 commits, the focus is on polish and the one feature that unblocks a real use case.

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References

  1. [1] Implement property resolution for index names ↗ spring-projects/spring-data-elasticsearch
  2. [2] Remove extra log statements ↗ spring-projects/spring-tools
  3. [3] Remove temp workaround from `HtmlTooltip` ↗ spring-projects/spring-tools
  4. [4] Improve Add starters zip download performance. Limit the zip size. ↗ spring-projects/spring-tools
  5. [5] Bump ch.qos.logback:logback-classic from 1.6.0 to 1.6.1 ↗ spring-projects/spring-security
  6. [6] Bump ch.qos.logback:logback-core from 1.6.0 to 1.6.1 ↗ spring-projects/spring-session
  7. [7] Remove duplicated "the" ↗ spring-projects/spring-integration-samples
  8. [8] Bump `postgresql` and `c3p0` versions ↗ spring-projects/spring-integration-samples

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Quick answers

What shipped in Spring on July 29, 2026?
Spring Data Elasticsearch shipped property resolution for index names, closing a long-standing configuration gap that forces teams to hardcode index references. In total, 33 commits and 6 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Spring on July 29, 2026?
6 developers shipped this update, including sothawo, dependabot, BoykoAlex, Martin Lippert, Sanghyuk Jung, and Artem Bilan.
What were the notable Spring updates?
Implement property resolution for index names, Remove extra log statements, and Remove temp workaround from `HtmlTooltip`.
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