What’s New in Spring Cloud 2020.0.3? Key Bug Fixes and Dependency Updates
Spring Cloud 2020.0.3, released on May 28, 2021, brings a series of bug fixes, new configuration properties, and upgraded dependencies across modules such as Commons, Config, Consul, Kubernetes, CircuitBreaker, Netflix, OpenFeign, Sleuth, and more, now available on Maven Central.
On May 28, 2021, Spring Cloud released version 2020.0.3, which is now available on Maven Central.
Release Highlights
This version is primarily a bug‑fix and dependency‑upgrade release. Major updates include:
Spring Cloud Commons
Added a property to disable load balancing (#940)
Spring Cloud Config
Fixed several bugs related to spring.config.import on Config Server
Spring Cloud Consul
Resolved specific issues with remote and local configuration using spring.config.import (#706)
Spring Cloud Kubernetes
When using DiscoveryClient, the default namespace is now the current namespace (#678)
Spring Cloud CircuitBreaker
Reactive Resilience4J circuit breakers can now be configured via properties (#107)
Spring Cloud Netflix
Fixed JDK 16 compatibility issues (#3982)
Spring Cloud OpenFeign
Fixed circuit‑breaker creation and improved group support (#514)
Added dynamic refresh for connectTimeout and readTimeout (#468)
Exposed request properties for asynchronous circuit‑breaker usage (#193)
Spring Cloud Sleuth
Integrated Brave’s NettyHttpTracing for WebFlux (#1690)
Fixed new decorate_queues Reactor metric option (#1900)
Dependency Updates
Key module versions in this release are:
Spring Cloud Bus : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud CircuitBreaker : 2.0.2
Spring Cloud CLI : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud Cloudfoundry : 3.0.2
Spring Cloud Commons : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud Config : 3.0.4
Spring Cloud Consul : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud Contract : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud Gateway : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud Kubernetes : 2.0.3
Spring Cloud Netflix : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud OpenFeign : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud Sleuth : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud Task : 2.3.2
Spring Cloud Vault : 3.0.3
Spring Cloud Zookeeper : 3.0.3
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