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As of spring-projects/spring-framework#23741, Spring Framework allows ResponseStatusException instances to contribute HTTP headers to the error response.
The current infrastructure with AbstractErrorWebExceptionHandler and DefaultErrorWebExceptionHandler allow for user extension but is causing some challenges:
it duplicates efforts with what's being done in Spring Framework, as it needs to handle error responses completely
it doesn't allow to easily let exceptions contribute to the actual response.
As of spring-projects/spring-framework#23741, Spring Framework allows
ResponseStatusException
instances to contribute HTTP headers to the error response.The current infrastructure with
AbstractErrorWebExceptionHandler
andDefaultErrorWebExceptionHandler
allow for user extension but is causing some challenges:This issue is about catching up with spring-projects/spring-framework#23741, and also checking whether there is a way to improve the situation.
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