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SPRING BOOT LDAP GETS SSL BUNDLES

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Josh Cummings Moritz Halbritter cppwfs MacAlsandair renechoi dhruv9b github-actions
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Josh Cummings @jzheaux 2 cited Moritz Halbritter @mhalbritter 2 cited cppwfs @cppwfs 1 cited MacAlsandair @MacAlsandair 1 cited renechoi @renechoi 1 cited dhruv9b @dhruv9b 1 cited github-actions @github-actions Sanghyuk Jung @benelog Artem Bilan @artembilan Phillip Webb @philwebb

Spring Boot's LDAP auto-configuration now honors named SSL bundles, closing a gap that silently shipped plaintext trust material.

Spring Boot merged SSL bundle support into LDAP auto-configuration [1], letting you point `spring.ldap.ssl.bundle` at a named bundle. The polish commit [2] matters more than it looks: it routes the bundle through the context source's base environment because the old strategy hook was skipped for anonymous read-only ops, meaning LDAPS previously fell back to JVM defaults. Docker Compose LDAP config gets the same treatment [3]. Meanwhile, spring-integration is chasing breaking changes in Spring Framework 7.1.0-SNAPSHOT [4], forcing `MessageConversionException` instead of silently dropping null converter results across JMS paths. On the equality front, `AdviceMessage` gets a fixed `equals()` contract [5]; four of six new tests fail against the old code, so this is a real hash/equals violation. spring-kafka fixes a resource leak where `DelegatingByTopicSerialization.close()` never closed its default delegate [6], and spring-ldap gardens its tooling with an automated dependabot updater [7] and a CheckstyleAll task [8]. All told, 28 commits and 10 PRs across four repos. The 7.1.0 snapshot churn is the thing to watch; if you track Spring Framework milestones, plan for those JMS behavior changes.

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References

  1. [1] Add SSL bundle support to LDAP auto-configuration ↗ spring-projects/spring-boot
  2. [2] Polish "Add SSL bundle support to LDAP auto-configuration" ↗ spring-projects/spring-boot
  3. [3] Add SSL support for LDAP in Docker Compose ↗ spring-projects/spring-boot
  4. [4] Use latest Spring Framework 7.1.0-SNAPSHOT ↗ spring-projects/spring-integration
  5. [5] GH-11377: Fix `equals()` contract in the `AdviceMessage` ↗ spring-projects/spring-integration
  6. [6] Close the default delegate in DelegatingByTopicSerialization ↗ spring-projects/spring-kafka
  7. [7] Use spring-io/github-actions/update-dependabot ↗ spring-projects/spring-ldap
  8. [8] Add CheckstyleAll Task ↗ spring-projects/spring-ldap

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Quick answers

What shipped in Spring on August 27, 2026?
Spring Boot's LDAP auto-configuration now honors named SSL bundles, closing a gap that silently shipped plaintext trust material. In total, 28 commits and 10 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Spring on August 27, 2026?
10 developers shipped this update, including github-actions, Sanghyuk Jung, Josh Cummings, cppwfs, MacAlsandair, Artem Bilan, renechoi, and dhruv9b, and 2 more.
What were the notable Spring updates?
Add SSL bundle support to LDAP auto-configuration, Polish "Add SSL bundle support to LDAP auto-configuration", and Add SSL support for LDAP in Docker Compose.
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