Use consistent list of micrometer tags in web observation handler #13179
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The tag `spring.security.reached.filter.name` is only set if a filter-name is available, otherwise the tag is omitted entirely. This leads to issues with metric-exporters that don't support dynamic tags, but rather expect tag-names of a metric to be always the same. The most prominent example is the Prometheus-exporter. Instead of omitting the tag if no filer-name is set, a none-value is applied instead, making the tag-list consistent in all cases Closes spring-projectsgh-13179
Use StringUtils#hasText PR spring-projectsgh-13179
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The tag `spring.security.reached.filter.name` is only set if a filter-name is available, otherwise the tag is omitted entirely. This leads to issues with metric-exporters that don't support dynamic tags, but rather expect tag-names of a metric to be always the same. The most prominent example is the Prometheus-exporter. Instead of omitting the tag if no filer-name is set, a none-value is applied instead, making the tag-list consistent in all cases Closes gh-13179
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spring.security.reached.filter.nameis only set if a filter-name is available, otherwise the tag is omitted entirely. This leads to issues with metric-exporters that don't support dynamic tags, but rather expect tag-names of a metric to be always the same. The most prominent example is the Prometheus-exporter.Instead of omitting the tag if no filer-name is set, a none-value is applied instead, making the tag-list consistent in all cases