When creating a custom Auto Configuration, how do you ensure that it is processed after a specific Auto Configuration?
- By using the @AutoConfigureAfter annotation and specifying the class or classes that should be processed before.
- By setting the spring.autoconfigure.order property in application.properties or application.yml to control the order of Auto Configuration processing.
- By using the @DependsOn annotation and specifying the names of the beans that should be created before the custom Auto Configuration.
- By extending the AutoConfigurationSorter class and implementing custom sorting logic based on your requirements.
You can ensure that a custom Auto Configuration is processed after a specific Auto Configuration by using the @AutoConfigureAfter annotation and specifying the class or classes that should be processed before your custom configuration. This allows you to define the order of Auto Configuration processing. The other options do not provide a direct way to control the order of Auto Configuration.
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