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# spring

[Luca Clemente Gonzalez]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59878832/spring-scheduler-not-being-executed-if-its-component-class-is-not-injected

[nfrankel]

sorry, but how is this related to kotlin? 🤔

[Luca Clemente Gonzalez]

Thats why I asked on #spring and not in #general

[nfrankel]

i mean, it’s a kotlin slack...

[Luca Clemente Gonzalez]

And I’m using Spring Boot with Kotlin

[Luca Clemente Gonzalez]

I suppose this a Spring channel of people that uses it with Kotlin

[nfrankel]

your question is about the spring scheduler
granted, the code is in kotlin
but would you get the same issue if the code was in java?

[Luca Clemente Gonzalez]

I don’t know, didn’t tried it. Could be a solution

[nfrankel]

at least, if you did that and got the same issue
you would rule out that it was kotlin-related

[Luca Clemente Gonzalez]

Thanks for the suggestion, will try it

[Luis Munoz]

If I were you I wouldn't use Spring Scheduler. I think it was designed for newbies that wanted things to be super easy which has many down sides as you are experiencing. Spring framework in general is dangerous is that it highly couples your code to that framework. I would suggest if you don't have to use a spring framework feature avoid it. Using java scheduler is just as easy and easier to unit test and debug and it works.

[Luis Munoz]

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[Ben Madore]

also there is a spring gitter (https://gitter.im/spring-projects/home) which may be a better option for getting help with a core spring issue (not a kotlin/spring issue)

[Luca Clemente Gonzalez]

Thanks everyone for the support. Didn’t know that this was more a Spring question than a Kotlin question, sorry about that.

[Luca Clemente Gonzalez]

Have a great day everyone!

[nfrankel]

no worries
somebody convinced me it requires already some degree of knowledge to understand where the issue comes from