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WalkthroughThis pull request encompasses a comprehensive set of changes across multiple modules in the project, focusing on code organization, naming conventions, and minor configuration updates. The modifications span various aspects such as renaming application classes, updating plugin versions, adjusting test configurations, and correcting spelling errors. The changes primarily aim to improve code consistency, readability, and maintainability across different Spring Boot modules. Changes
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boot-rabbitmq-thymeleaf/src/test/java/com/poc/boot/rabbitmq/common/ContainerConfiguration.java (2)
10-10: Consider dedicated package placement for testing configuration.The
@TestConfigurationannotation is appropriate here, but ensure that it doesn't unintentionally get scanned by production code. Keeping it in a separate test-specific package is a best practice.
13-18: Use a more recent RabbitMQ version if possible.
4.0.5-managementis quite old. Consider updating to a more recent, stable release to benefit from security patches and new features.boot-rabbitmq-thymeleaf/src/test/java/com/poc/boot/rabbitmq/RabbitMQIntegrationTest.java (1)
10-10: Re-check import organization.Ensure the import for
ContainerConfigurationlines up with the rest of your sorting and grouping conventions (per project standards).README.md (1)
35-36: Fix grammar in project descriptions.Correct the abbreviation "i.e" to include periods:
-using partition based i.e Shared Database +using partition based i.e. Shared Database -using schema based i.e Shared Database +using schema based i.e. Shared Database🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~35-~35: The abbreviation “i.e.” (= that is) requires two periods.
Context: ...ti tenancy in JPA using partition based i.e Shared Database with Shared table ...(I_E)
[uncategorized] ~36-~36: The abbreviation “i.e.” (= that is) requires two periods.
Context: ...multi tenancy in JPA using schema based i.e Shared Database with Separate Schema ...(I_E)
graphql/boot-graphql-webmvc/pom.xml (1)
160-163: Consider adding configuration for native image build.The native-maven-plugin has been added but lacks specific configuration. Consider adding configuration options for optimizing the native image build:
- AOT processing configuration
- Resource inclusion rules
- Reflection configuration
Would you like me to provide a detailed configuration example?
boot-rabbitmq-thymeleaf/pom.xml (1)
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76-86: Consider using properties for WebJar versionsFor better version management, consider moving the hardcoded WebJar versions to properties:
<properties> <!-- existing properties --> + <bootstrap.version>5.3.3</bootstrap.version> + <jquery.version>3.7.1</jquery.version> </properties> <!-- in dependencies --> <dependency> <groupId>org.webjars</groupId> <artifactId>bootstrap</artifactId> - <version>5.3.3</version> + <version>${bootstrap.version}</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.webjars</groupId> <artifactId>jquery</artifactId> - <version>3.7.1</version> + <version>${jquery.version}</version> </dependency>
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jpa/boot-data-envers/src/test/java/com/example/envers/repository/SchemaValidationTest.java (1)
13-13: Check embedded vs. container-based database usage.
Removing "spring.test.database.replace=none" from @DataJpaTest can revert to using an embedded database unless your ContainersConfig class or other configuration ensures container usage. Verify that you still have the desired container-based test environment.
jpa/boot-data-envers/src/test/java/com/example/envers/web/controllers/CustomerControllerTest.java (2)
41-41: Confirm the custom @MockitoBean import.
Ensure the newly imported annotation behaves as expected and remains compatible with other Spring test configurations. If it's part of a custom test framework, confirm that the necessary dependencies are present.
51-51: Validate new mocking approach with @MockitoBean.
Switching from @MockBean to @MockitoBean affects how mocks integrate with Spring's application context. Verify that the test still runs as intended and that the customerService bean is correctly injected and configured.
jpa/boot-hibernate2ndlevelcache-sample/src/main/java/com/example/hibernatecache/mapper/CustomerMapper.java (1)
23-23: Great use of the @Mapping(target = "id", ignore = true) annotation.
By ignoring the id field, you prevent any accidental overwriting of existing entity IDs when mapping from the request object. This is a common best practice, especially when the entity’s primary key is auto-generated.
jpa/boot-hibernate2ndlevelcache-sample/src/main/java/com/example/hibernatecache/mapper/OrderMapper.java (2)
23-23: Caution with ignoring the removeOrderItem field.
While ignoring removeOrderItem is useful if you want to manage item removal through other methods or logic, ensure that you have a clear approach for removing order items either within the service layer or via another mechanism. Otherwise, items might unintentionally persist in the resulting entity.
36-36: Ignoring the customer field in updates may limit partial updates.
If you have a scenario where you need to update the associated Customer for an Order, ignoring customer here will prevent updates from the incoming request. Confirm this is intentional and won’t block valid updates to the relationship.
r2dbc/boot-r2dbc-sample/src/main/java/com/example/bootr2dbc/services/ReactiveCommentsService.java (4)
16-16: Class-Level Read-Only Transactional Annotation
Marking the entire class as read-only means that all methods default to a read-only context unless they explicitly override the annotation with a writable transaction. This practice is acceptable if only read operations happen in the majority of the class. Good job ensuring that write operations are handled with separate transactional annotations.
37-37: Write Operation Within Transaction
Using @Transactional at the method level ensures that save operations run within a proper transaction. This aligns well with the class-level read-only setting, preserving data integrity for write operations.
45-45: Method-Level Transaction for Update
Similarly, annotating the update method with @Transactional provides a dedicated write transaction boundary. This clear separation between read-only and write transactions is a best practice.
53-53: Method-Level Transaction for Delete
The delete operation is now transactional, maintaining data consistency and isolating the delete action within its own transaction boundary. Good job.
r2dbc/boot-r2dbc-sample/src/test/java/com/example/bootr2dbc/services/ReactivePostServiceTest.java (2)
112-112: Capturing the Mono Return Type
Storing the returned Mono<Void> in a variable (voidMono) clearly communicates that the method call completes asynchronously, enhancing the readability and clarity of the test.
114-114: Verifying Asynchronous Completion
The use of StepVerifier.create(voidMono).expectComplete().verify() properly confirms that the asynchronous delete operation completes without errors. This is a strong approach for reactive tests.
boot-rabbitmq-thymeleaf/src/test/java/com/poc/boot/rabbitmq/TestRabbitMQApplication.java (2)
3-3: Remove unused imports if no references exist beyond ContainerConfiguration.
Verify that ContainerConfiguration is truly needed here and not imported redundantly. If it’s strictly required for your application context, this is fine.
9-9: Good approach to bootstrap the application with container configuration.
Using SpringApplication.from(RabbitMQApplication::main).with(ContainerConfiguration.class).run() is a clean way to layer additional test configuration atop the main application without duplicating setup code.
boot-rabbitmq-thymeleaf/src/test/java/com/poc/boot/rabbitmq/RabbitMQIntegrationTest.java (1)
24-24: Solid update to utilize ContainerConfiguration for Spring Boot test context.
This replacement decouples test configuration from your main application class and keeps tests more modular.
scheduler/boot-scheduler-quartz/src/main/resources/application.properties (1)
42-49: Confirm references to quartzDS across your codebase.
Renaming the data source is fine. Double-check for references (e.g., quartzDataSource) in your code, tests, or documentation to prevent any runtime issues.
boot-rabbitmq-thymeleaf/src/test/java/com/poc/boot/rabbitmq/controller/MessageControllerTest.java (1)
32-32: Confirm usage alignment with custom MockitoBean annotation.
The switch from @MockBean to @MockitoBean changes how the mock is created and injected. Ensure that the @MockitoBean annotation is recognized by the testing framework in use, and verify that it correctly injects the OrderMessageSender component into the test context.
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Some examples of consistent @MockitoBean usage in the codebase:
CustomerControllerTest.java:@MockitoBean private CustomerService customerServicePostControllerTest.java:@MockitoBean private PostService postServiceOrderControllerTest.java:@MockitoBean private OrderService orderService
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265-265: Verify compatibility of googleJavaFormat 1.25.2
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jpa/README.md (2)
6-6: Fix grammatical error in section titleThe section title "All Niche Thing about using JPA" contains a grammatical error.
-## All Niche Thing about using JPA +## All Niche Things about using JPA
11-18: Clean up table formattingThe table contains multiple empty rows that don't serve any purpose and make the documentation harder to maintain.
| [Custom Sequences](./boot-data-customsequence) | <ol> Implements CustomSequence Generation like `ORD000001` </ol> <ol> Uses [Custom Repository](https://vladmihalcea.com/basejparepository-hypersistence-utils/) instead of OOTB spring data repository </ol><ol>Logging SQL Statements using `DataSourceProxy` </ol> <ol> Connections Acquiring Optimization using `LazyConnectionDataSourceProxy` </ol> | | [Entity Auditing using envers](./boot-data-envers) | | -| | | -| | | -| | | -| | | -| | | -| | | -| | | -| | |boot-choas-monkey/src/test/java/com/example/choasmonkey/TestChoasMonkeyApplication.java (1)
9-9: Potential spelling nitpick (“choas” vs. “chaos”).
If this is unintentional, consider correcting to “ChaosMonkeyApplication.” Otherwise, the usage ofChoasMonkeyApplicationmight cause confusion.boot-choas-monkey/src/main/java/com/example/choasmonkey/Application.java (1)
10-10: Consider renaming the class to fix the spelling.“Choas” might be a typographical error; you may want to rename the class to “ChaosMonkeyApplication” for clarity and consistency.
- public class ChoasMonkeyApplication { + public class ChaosMonkeyApplication {boot-choas-monkey/pom.xml (1)
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11-11: Fix typo in project nameThere appears to be a typo in the artifact name: "choas" should be "chaos".
Apply this change:
- <artifactId>boot-choas-monkey</artifactId> + <artifactId>boot-chaos-monkey</artifactId>
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boot-rest-docs-sample/src/test/java/com/example/restdocs/TestRestDocsApplication.java (2)
6-6: Class name aligns with the renamed main application.
Renaming the test class to TestRestDocsApplication is consistent with the main application name RestDocsApplication. This improves clarity and keeps naming conventions uniform.
9-9: Ensure references are updated consistently.
Switching to SpringApplication.from(RestDocsApplication::main) is correct given the renamed main application class, but double-check other test classes or documentation to confirm that all references to the old Application class are removed or updated.
jpa/boot-jpa-locks/src/test/java/com/example/locks/TestJpaLocksApplication.java (2)
7-7: Consistent naming for test class.
Renaming the class to TestJpaLocksApplication aligns well with the module’s context and improves clarity.
10-10: Ensure that the main application class is properly imported and detected.
If JpaLocksApplication is located in a different package, verify that the correct import is present so the test class compiles and runs successfully.
scheduler/boot-scheduler-quartz/src/test/java/com/scheduler/quartz/common/ContainersConfig.java (3)
23-23: Rename is logically consistent
The property name has been updated to quartzDS.URL, which is consistent with the renamed Quartz data source identifier. Ensure all references (including application properties and environment configuration) point to quartzDS to prevent missing or incorrect property lookups.
25-25: User property name successfully changed
The property key correctly moves from something like quartzDataSource to quartzDS.user to align with the new identifier. This maintains consistency with the data source naming convention, suitable for test isolation.
27-27: Password property updated
Similar to the previous lines, updating the password property name to use quartzDS.password properly aligns with the new naming scheme. Keep in mind to verify that all test container references correctly reflect the updated property name.
boot-choas-monkey/src/test/java/com/example/choasmonkey/TestChoasMonkeyApplication.java (1)
6-6: Class rename aligns with module naming – looks good.
Renaming the test class to match the Chaos Monkey module’s naming convention is consistent.
jpa/boot-data-envers/src/test/java/com/example/envers/TestJpaEnversApplication.java (2)
6-6: Class rename aligns with Envers module naming – looks good.
Renaming the test class name helps maintain clarity that the tests target the JPA Envers module.
9-9: Profile usage check.
Using .withAdditionalProfiles("local") is a good approach for environment-specific tests. Ensure that the "local" profile is well-defined and stable.
jpa/boot-jndi-sample/src/main/java/com/example/jndi/JNDIApplication.java (2)
10-10: Rename to JNDIApplication improves clarity – looks good.
The more descriptive class name clarifies this application’s purpose.
13-13: Startup method reference – confirmed.
Updating SpringApplication.run usage to the new class name aligns with the rename.
jpa/boot-data-envers/src/main/java/com/example/envers/JpaEnversApplication.java (2)
10-10: Rename to JpaEnversApplication enhances specificity – looks good.
Consistent naming across the codebase is beneficial for maintenance and clarity.
13-13: Startup reference updated correctly.
Switching to run JpaEnversApplication.class ensures consistency with the renamed class.
boot-choas-monkey/src/main/java/com/example/choasmonkey/Application.java (1)
13-13: Confirm class name references if you rename.
Should you decide to rename the class, ensure you update all references in the SpringApplication.run(...) call and any other places where this class may be referenced, such as config or deployment scripts, to avoid runtime errors.
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271-271: LGTM: Consistent googleJavaFormat version update
The update to version 1.25.2 aligns with the changes in other modules, maintaining consistency across the project.
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| | [Custom Sequences](./boot-data-customsequence) | <ol> Implements CustomSequence Generation like `ORD000001` </ol> <ol> Uses [Custom Repository](https://vladmihalcea.com/basejparepository-hypersistence-utils/) instead of OOTB spring data repository </ol><ol>Logging SQL Statements using `DataSourceProxy` </ol> <ol> Connections Acquiring Optimization using `LazyConnectionDataSourceProxy` </ol> | | ||
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Add missing description for Entity Auditing
The "Entity Auditing using envers" entry lacks a description of its features and benefits. Consider adding details about:
- What Envers provides
- How to implement entity auditing
- Key configuration options
- Best practices
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- All other projects (boot-choas-monkey, multitenancy modules, etc.): Use version 1.25.2
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LGTM: Version update for googleJavaFormat
The update to version 1.25.2 is a good improvement that includes bug fixes and enhancements for Java code formatting.
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10-14: Fix typo in project namingThe project name contains a typo: "choas" should be "chaos" in both the artifactId and name.
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- <artifactId>boot-choas-monkey</artifactId> - <name>boot-choas-monkey</name> + <artifactId>boot-chaos-monkey</artifactId> + <name>boot-chaos-monkey</name>
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README.md (2)
35-36: Fix grammar in project descriptionsThe abbreviation "i.e" should be written as "i.e." (with a period) according to standard grammar rules.
Apply these fixes:
-using partition based i.e Shared Database +using partition based i.e. Shared Database -using schema based i.e Shared Database +using schema based i.e. Shared Database🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~35-~35: The abbreviation “i.e.” (= that is) requires two periods.
Context: ...ti tenancy in JPA using partition based i.e Shared Database with Shared table ...(I_E)
[uncategorized] ~36-~36: The abbreviation “i.e.” (= that is) requires two periods.
Context: ...multi tenancy in JPA using schema based i.e Shared Database with Separate Schema ...(I_E)
17-17: Fix markdown formattingReplace hard tabs with spaces in the table formatting to comply with markdown best practices.
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[grammar] ~29-~29: Probably a preposition is missing after ‘apply’.
Context: ... | The application, demonstrates how to apply hibernate envers to the spring boot project, moni...
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[uncategorized] ~35-~35: The abbreviation “i.e.” (= that is) requires two periods.
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Context: ...multi tenancy in JPA using schema based i.e Shared Database with Separate Schema ...
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🔇 Additional comments (18)
graphql/boot-graphql-webflux/src/test/java/com/example/graphql/TestGraphQLWebFluxApplication.java (2)
6-6: Renaming the test class for clarity looks good.
The new name accurately reflects the technology stack being tested (GraphQL + WebFlux) while maintaining a consistent naming convention.
9-11: Spring Boot 3+ feature usage is acceptable.
SpringApplication.from(GraphQLWebFluxApplication::main).with(...).run(args); leverages a newer Spring Boot API. Ensure the project's Spring Boot version supports SpringApplication.from(). Otherwise, no issues found.
graphql/boot-graphql-webflux/src/main/java/com/example/graphql/GraphQLWebFluxApplication.java (2)
10-10: Consistent naming convention.
Renaming to GraphQLWebFluxApplication aligns well with the module's purpose.
13-13: Main method updated to reference the correct class.
This change is valid and ensures the Spring Boot application starts properly under the new class name.
httpClients/boot-http-proxy/src/test/java/com/example/rest/proxy/TestHttpProxyApplication.java (2)
6-6: Consistent naming with the main application class
Renaming the class to TestHttpProxyApplication maintains a clear relationship with the main HttpProxyApplication class, improving clarity and consistency.
9-9: Confirm references in test configuration
Ensure that all references to HttpProxyApplication in test configuration files (if any exist) are also updated to avoid runtime issues.
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No additional references found, usage is correct
The search results show that HttpProxyApplication is only referenced in two files:
TestHttpProxyApplication.java(test class) - using it correctly inSpringApplication.from(HttpProxyApplication::main)HttpProxyApplication.java(main class) - the actual application class
There are no other references to HttpProxyApplication in test configuration files or elsewhere in the codebase that would need updating. The current usage in the test class is correct and follows Spring Boot's testing patterns.
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boot-chaos-monkey/src/test/java/com/example/choasmonkey/TestChaosMonkeyApplication.java (2)
6-6: Improved test class naming
Updating the test class name to TestChaosMonkeyApplication reinforces clarity by matching the main ChaosMonkeyApplication class.
9-9: Check supporting frameworks
Validate that any external test frameworks or configurations referencing the old Application::main are updated, especially if custom test runners or scripts rely on these identifiers.
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No issues found with Application::main references
The search results show that all references to Application::main follow the same pattern across test classes in the codebase. They are consistently used with SpringApplication.from() to configure test applications with container configurations. The usage of ChaosMonkeyApplication::main in the test class follows this established pattern and is correctly implemented.
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jpa/keyset-pagination/blaze-persistence/src/test/java/com/example/keysetpagination/TestBlazePersistenceApplication.java (2)
6-6: Class rename aligns with main application.
Renaming TestApplication to TestBlazePersistenceApplication improves clarity and consistency by matching the main application’s name (BlazePersistenceApplication).
10-12: Initialization chain looks good.
Using SpringApplication.from(BlazePersistenceApplication::main) with ContainersConfig.class is a clean approach for customizing the test startup. No issues found.
httpClients/boot-http-proxy/src/main/java/com/example/rest/proxy/HttpProxyApplication.java (2)
10-10: Class rename to HttpProxyApplication is clear.
This update clarifies the purpose of the application in alignment with its package and functionality.
13-13: Update of SpringApplication.run(HttpProxyApplication.class, args) is correct.
The new class reference ensures the right entry point for the Spring Boot application.
pom.xml (1)
20-20: Typo fix for module name.
Changing boot-choas-monkey to boot-chaos-monkey corrects the spelling and maintains consistency across modules.
.github/labeler.yml (2)
7-9: Fixed spelling and file paths for chaos-monkey.
Renaming from choas-monkey to chaos-monkey ensures consistency in labeling and file paths.
127-127: Correct dependency-upgrade path for chaos-monkey.
Updating boot-chaos-monkey/pom.xml aligns the labeler config with the renamed module.
boot-chaos-monkey/pom.xml (2)
232-232: LGTM: Plugin version update
The update to googleJavaFormat version 1.25.2 is appropriate and aligns with the versions used in other modules.
Line range hint 5-9: Verify Spring Boot milestone version usage
The project uses Spring Boot 3.4.1 which is a milestone version. While the milestone repository is correctly configured, ensure this is intentional as milestone versions are not recommended for production use.
README.md (1)
8-10: LGTM: Improved TOC formatting
The consistent two-space indentation in the TOC improves readability.
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CustomerMapperandOrderMapperinterfaces.Bug Fixes
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