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It’s not a problem with annotations or Spring - could happen e.g. with SPI and anything that’s discovered in runtime. It’s about how you build your project and
by ivan_gammel 8y ago
It’s not a problem with annotations or Spring - could happen e.g. with SPI and anything that’s discovered in runtime. It’s about how you build your project and configure dependencies (separation of API and implementation in different JARs is typical for Java and implies certain way of thought about build and deployment).