You are developing a Spring Boot application which has conflicting auto-configuration classes. How would you analyze and resolve these conflicts to ensure the correct configurations are applied?
- Analyze the order of auto-configuration classes and ensure the conflicting configurations are loaded in the desired order.
- Create a custom auto-configuration class to override conflicting configurations explicitly.
- Remove one of the conflicting auto-configuration classes to eliminate conflicts.
- Change the Spring Boot version to resolve auto-configuration conflicts.
Analyzing the order of auto-configuration classes is a common approach to resolve conflicts. Spring Boot follows a specific order to load auto-configurations, and understanding this order allows you to control which configurations take precedence. The other options might work in some cases but are not the most typical or recommended approaches.
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