#10514 added a spring.resources.cache.cachecontrol application property in addition to spring.resources.cache.period to allow for fine-grained control of the Cache-Control HTTP response header. Unfortunately, support for this property was only added to WebMvcAutoConfiguration but not to WebFluxAutoConfiguration, even despite WebFlux being mentioned in the discussion. As a result, WebFlux still honours only spring.resources.cache.period and ignores the new property completely.