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```    @Value("\${test.user.count.under.test:6}")
    var testUserCountUnderTest: Int = 6```

Can't use lateinit for primitives, just use 0 it would be resolved to 6

I think thats worse than using 6 two times :slightly_smiling_face:

mock it? I always found it confusing to have both spring and java set a default value, as spring is ignore in unit tests while java is ignore when running in spring

since `mockk` (assuming you are using it) supports property mocking, you can just mock the value in unit tests

&gt;I think thats worse than using 6 two times

Interesting, do you mind explaining to me why please? <@UDZG2C06P>

personally I think, for some other developer it’s harder to reason about what the intended default value should be, 0 or 6

under the aspect of readability. but I understand why you want to use 0.

I see, thanks for clarifying.

Didn't see it that way, in Java world, it would have a default value of 0. And the SPeL giving its default value if the key isn't set