Dave Syer
Dave Syer
That would work, but why does it work better than simply listing the services you want to bind? To me it makes sense that I am mirroring the docker-compose command...
Existing projects that happen to use modules will be discouraged from trying native images I suppose. Some will probably work just fine if they just remove the `module-info.java`, but for...
I suggest that since it works without the "classifier" configuration, there might be a bug in Spring Boot and we should be able to fix it. You can easily reproduce...
Since it’s still open, I doubt it. The workaround should still be fine though.
The Gradle build pack now has the corresponding build file env var. You can set it to a non-existent file and the buildpack will pick Maven.
The `activeProfiles` is already exposed in the `/env` endpoint.
Uptime is already a metric as well - I guess it really belongs there because you don't expect info to change over time.
Can this be implemented in a way that doesn't require me to use an annotation? I might want to manage bean definitions for classes that I didn't write or have...
You didn't really show a complete sample. Maybe if you post a minimal reproducer we could inspect it and decide one way or the other? It doesn't look like you...
I'm not sure I understand the difference. What I do often is SHIFT-CTRL-P "Remote Containers: Rebuild container". Or shutdown a workspace and then open it up again the next day.