can I do something like

@ContextHierarchy(
    ContextConfiguration(classes = [com.win.ecm.job.boot.config.NonWebAndActuatorConfig::class,
        com.win.ecm.job.boot.config.PropHolder::class]
)

the problem is I get the below error just because the build.gradle enabled Acutator

Caused by: org.springframework.beans.factory.NoSuchBeanDefinitionException: No qualifying bean of type 'io.micrometer.core.instrument.MeterRegistry' available: expected at least 1 bean which qualifies as autowire candidate. Dependency annotations: {@org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired(required=true)}

for my junit test I am not interested in the Micrometer metrics

Hello, I need an advice. I have several different projects that use around 4 different databases. Some use all, some use less... Due to the fact that is hard to maintain the persistence code for those projects (because spring-boot autoconfiguration isn't enough) I decided to create a maven project that only deals with the database connections, entities, repos and such... This way I don't need to copy/paste entities, repos, etc everytime I created a new project... Each collection of database, repos and it's entities are in different packages. When I want to import it on a project, all I need to do is point Maven to it and add the package for the database I want on the @ComponentScan.

My problem is with the @Primary annotation though... Only 1 persistence can have it. So, when I import persistences on my project I may or may not have imported one with @Primary.

So, my question is: Is there a way that I can configure on the fly on a project which persistence is the @Primary? In a way I don't need it hardcoded on a class?

Probably not the right place to ask this tho... But it's a very specific problem that would be hard to explain on StackOverflow without the ability to chat I guess...

As for the "protests", lol... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50454809/primary-on-the-fly

Using the jpa plugin with this code

@snowe uploaded a file: Untitled

is resulting in this error

@snowe uploaded a file: Untitled

I don't see why

@MappedSuperclass

isn't successfully generating the noargs constructor for the

AuditingWebhookBaseEntity

class.

@snowe I think

allOpen { annotation("javax.persistence.MappedSuperclass") }

in your

build.gradle

will achieve what you need.

@diesieben07 we tried specifying open on the abstract class and that didn't resolve it.

@snowe Sorry, I always get these two plugins confused... You need

noArg { annotation("javax.persistence.MappedSuperclass") }

of course. 🙄

yall need Maven in your life

@poohbar, you love Maven. 😍

I don’t have enough experience with gradle to compare-and-contrast, but maven on its own is such a bear.

Oh, sure, I'd rather write 20 lines of xml and still get the plugin name wrong. Very helpful.

at least you would get useful logs and not the garbage gradle vomits

Not sure how that is applicable here at all.

We are using maven, but it is not relevant to the conversation at all.

@diesieben07 the

jpa

plugin already specifies MappedSuperclass as a noarg annotation

see https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/compiler-plugins.html#jpa-support

There is something else going on with the mapped superclass,

data

class, and super class that is causing an issue.

Packed room for Josh Long and I "Bootiful Kotlin" live coding talk at Spring I/O 2018 https://twitter.com/starbuxman/status/999926696131215360

@ziggy42 shared a file: Untitled and commented: I'm building a spring boot project and this is my kotlin gradle script

Any idea why I get

No default constructor for entity

at runtime?

No, but there's a #gradle channel