How can you conditionally exclude specific Auto Configurations in a Spring Boot application?
- Using the spring.autoconfigure.exclude property in application.properties or application.yml.
- By annotating the class with @ExcludeAutoConfiguration and specifying the classes to exclude.
- By removing the Auto Configuration JARs from the classpath.
- By using a custom excludeAutoConfiguration method in the main application class.
To conditionally exclude specific Auto Configurations, you can use the spring.autoconfigure.exclude property in your application.properties or application.yml file. This property allows you to specify the fully qualified names of the Auto Configuration classes you want to exclude. The other options do not provide a direct way to conditionally exclude Auto Configurations.
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