Drop SpEL support in the query parsers. #2882
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By delaying the creation of count queries beyond the point where SpEL evaluation is carried out, there is no longer a need to handle SpEL expressions in the query parsers. Resolves #2881.
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By delaying the creation of count queries beyond the point where SpEL evaluation is carried out, there is no longer a need to handle SpEL expressions in the query parsers. Resolves spring-projects#2881. Original pull request: spring-projects#2882.
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Thanks to count query derivation being delayed until beyond the point where SpEL expressions are evaluated, there is no longer a need to parse SpEL expressions.