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I believe a @ConfigIgnore annotation should be added for fields that you don't want to be configured via @ConfigProperties
Currently if a class has an @ConfigProperties annotation it attempts to configure every variable in that class. This lead to an issue where I was trying to use @Inject to set a variable.
I was just using my configuration class as a single point of reference for that variable instead of having to inject it everywhere else.
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I believe a
@ConfigIgnore
annotation should be added for fields that you don't want to be configured via@ConfigProperties
Currently if a class has an
@ConfigProperties
annotation it attempts to configure every variable in that class. This lead to an issue where I was trying to use@Inject
to set a variable.I was just using my configuration class as a single point of reference for that variable instead of having to inject it everywhere else.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: