In a Spring Boot application, how can you specify the conditions under which a method's cache can be evicted?
- By using the @CacheEvict annotation and specifying the condition attribute.
- By calling the cache.evict() method with a condition check in your code.
- By setting the spring.cache.eviction property in the application.properties file.
- By using the @EvictionCondition annotation.
You can specify the conditions under which a method's cache can be evicted in a Spring Boot application by using the @CacheEvict annotation and specifying the condition attribute. This attribute allows you to define a SpEL (Spring Expression Language) expression that determines whether the eviction should occur. The other options are not standard ways to specify eviction conditions in Spring Boot and are not recommended practices.
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