Consider JTS geometry types as simple types. #1713
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mp911de reviewed Jan 8, 2024
| .forEach(s -> ifClassPresent(s, simpleTypes::add)); | ||
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| // support the native JTS types supported by r2dbc-postgresql | ||
| Stream.of("org.locationtech.jts.geom.Geometry", // |
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It is sufficient to just add Geometry as the other types are subclasses and therefore considered simple types.
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Here's a quick PR that makes spring-data-r2dbc work with the native JTS types useful for work with PostGIS. These are natively supported in the r2dbc-postgresql driver and should be picked up automatically now if the JTS dependencies are installed.
See: #1711
I've tested this locally and found that it removes the need for at custom postgres dialect. No additional dependency on JTS is necessary.