Custom Auto Configurations are usually defined in a separate _____ to avoid being included by component scanning.
- @ConditionalOnClass
- @Configuration
- ApplicationContext
- package
Custom Auto Configurations are usually defined in a separate "package" to avoid being included by component scanning. By placing your custom Auto Configuration classes in a separate package, you can control which classes are picked up by component scanning and ensure that your custom configurations are only applied when explicitly required.
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