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Spring request mapping mode

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Merged Administrator requested to merge github/fork/cachescrubber/spring_request_mapping_mode into master Oct 27, 2022
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Created by: cachescrubber

requestMappingMode: Explicit configuration to control the location of the generated class level RequestMapping annotation

Since #10573, the @ RequestMapping has been moved from the controller to the generated api interface. This introduced incompatibilities in many scenarios, but specially when spring-cloud is used as a library. Unfortunately the fix from @MelleD (#13546) does not allow to override the default (for example when using interfaceOnly). This PR introduces a dedicated cli option to decide where the RequestMapping annotation should be placed.

` requestMappingMode Where to generate the class level @RequestMapping annotation. (Default: controller) iface - Generate the @RequestMapping annotation on the generated Api Interface. controller - Generate the @RequestMapping annotation on the generated Api Controller Implementation. none - Do not add a class level @RequestMapping annotation.

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The default is controller, which is the same as before #10573. By explicitly using iface, the annotation could be added to the api interface.

Caused By

  • #10573

Based on

  • #13546

Fixes

  • #13552
  • #13488 (closed)

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Source branch: github/fork/cachescrubber/spring_request_mapping_mode