Is the tokenizeToStringArray's delimiters in FilterDefinition or PredicateDefinition can configurable？

/**
 * @author Spencer Gibb
 */
@Validated
public class FilterDefinition {
	@NotNull
	private String name;
	private Map<String, String> args = new LinkedHashMap<>();

	public FilterDefinition() {
	}

	public FilterDefinition(String text) {
		int eqIdx = text.indexOf("=");
		if (eqIdx <= 0) {
			setName(text);
			return;
		}
		setName(text.substring(0, eqIdx));

		String[] args = tokenizeToStringArray(text.substring(eqIdx+1), ",");

		for (int i=0; i < args.length; i++) {
			this.args.put(NameUtils.generateName(i), args[i]);
		}
	}

	...
}

String[] args = tokenizeToStringArray(text.substring(eqIdx+1), ",");

is the tokenizeToStringArray's delimiters can configurable？

For example, I customized a CustomFilter whose config, a parameter template, is in JSON format if I configure it as follows.

...
Filters:

- CustomFilter={"name": "XXX", "age": 111}

Then spring cloud gateway will assign template {"name": "XXX" only). How can I solve this problem? Can you support configuring tokenizeToStringArray's delimiters to be a symbol or other symbols?

Start with the FilterDefinition constructor and its tokenizeToStringArray call, then compare the related PredicateDefinition parsing mentioned in the issue. Reproduce the CustomFilter JSON example and determine how delimiter configuration should preserve the full parameter value; done means the configured filter arguments retain the JSON content correctly.